Fluke TS 25D Bedienungsanleitung

TS25D

Test Set

PN 2451820

October 2005 Rev. 3 3/13

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Users Guide

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Table of Contents

Title Page

Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... 1

Registration ....................................................................................................................................................... 1

Contacting Fluke Networks .............................................................................................................................. 1

Safety Information ............................................................................................................................................ 2

Design Features ................................................................................................................................................. 2

Differences Between TS25D and TS25D CO Models ....................................................................................... 2

Physical Characteristics ..................................................................................................................................... 2

Speaker ....................................................................................................................................................... 4

Belt Clip ...................................................................................................................................................... 4

Line Cord .................................................................................................................................................... 4

Battery ........................................................................................................................................................ 4

Headset ....................................................................................................................................................... 4

Display Icons ............................................................................................................................................... 4

Modes and Functions ........................................................................................................................................ 6

Monitor Mode ............................................................................................................................................ 6

Talk Mode .................................................................................................................................................. 6

Data Lockout .............................................................................................................................................. 6

Data Lockout Override .............................................................................................................................. 7

High Voltage Lockout ................................................................................................................................ 7

Low Voltage Lockout ................................................................................................................................. 8

Talk Battery ................................................................................................................................................ 8

Caller ID/Call Waiting ID ............................................................................................................................ 9

Toner .......................................................................................................................................................... 9

DTMF Detection ......................................................................................................................................... 10

Call and Dialing Functions ................................................................................................................................ 10

Originating a Call ....................................................................................................................................... 10

Answering a Call ........................................................................................................................................ 11

Disconnecting a Call .................................................................................................................................. 11

Last Number Redial .................................................................................................................................... 11

Memory Dialing ......................................................................................................................................... 11

Speed Dialing (TS25D CO) ......................................................................................................................... 11

Memory Programming .............................................................................................................................. 12

Call List ....................................................................................................................................................... 13

Configuring the Test Set ................................................................................................................................... 14

Settings Screen ........................................................................................................................................... 14

Tone/Pulse Dialing ..................................................................................................................................... 14

Timing ......................................................................................................................................................... 14

TS25D Test Set

Users Guide

Pause Duration ....................................................................................................................................14

Flash Duration .....................................................................................................................................14

System Timeout ..........................................................................................................................................15

Speaker Timeout ........................................................................................................................................15

Data Lockout ..............................................................................................................................................15

Firmware Version .......................................................................................................................................15

Factory Settings ..........................................................................................................................................16

Maintenance ......................................................................................................................................................16

Keypad Care ...............................................................................................................................................16

Replacing the Battery ................................................................................................................................16

Replacing the Line Cord .............................................................................................................................17

Specifications .....................................................................................................................................................18

TS®25D Test Set

Introduction

Caution

Legal requirements may exist regarding

permission to connect equipment to a

Telecom network operated by a public

network operator.

The TS25D Test Set is a lightweight portable test

telephone used by installers, repair technicians and

other authorized personnel for temporary

communication and for servicing and installing analog

voice telephone lines.

Registration

Registering your product with Fluke Networks gives

you access to valuable information on product updates,

troubleshooting tips, and other support services. To

Fluke Networks website at www.flukenetworks.com/

registration.

Contacting Fluke Networks

www.flukenetworks.com

[email protected]

+1-425-446-4519

•

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•

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Taiwan: (886) 2-227-83199

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USA: 1-800-283-5853

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Anywhere in the world: +1-425-446-4519

Visit our website for a complete list of phone numbers.

TS25D Test Set

Users Guide

Safety Information

The following IEC symbols are used either on the test

set or in the manual:

Warning

Do not use the test set if it is damaged.

Before you use the test set, inspect the case.

Look for cracks or missing plastic. Pay

particular attention to the insulation

surrounding the connectors.

Do not use test leads if they are damaged.

Examine the test leads for exposed metal

and damage to the insulation. Make sure

the wear indicator on the cords does not

show. The wear indicator is the white layer

below the outer, braided layer. Verify the

continuity of the test leads.

If this product is used in a manner not

specified by the manufacturer, the

protection provided by the product may be

impaired.

Design Features

Design features of the TS25D Test Set include:

•

Three main modes: Talk (off-hook), Monitor (on-

hook and listening), and Off

•

Data Lockout and Override

•

Low and High Voltage Lockout

•

Last Number Redial

•

Mute Function

•

Hook Flash

•

Memory Dialing

•

Tone and Pulse Dialing

•

Displays Voltage when on-hook

•

Displays Current when off-hook

•

Polarity Indication

•

Detect and Display Caller ID/Call Waiting ID

(CIDCW)

•

Toner

•

Talk Battery

•

DTMF Detection including A-D

•

Headset Compatible

•

Field Replaceable Battery

•

Field Replaceable Line Cord

Differences Between TS25D

and TS25D CO Models

The information in this guide applies to the standard

TS25D Test Set and the TS25D CO (Central Office) Test

Set, except where noted. Differences between the two

models are described in the following sections:

•

Speaker, page 4.

•

Belt Clip, page 4

•

Line Cord, page 4

•

Speed Dialing, page 11

•

System Timeout, page 15

•

Speaker Timeout, page 15

Physical Characteristics

Figure 1 and the following sections describe the tester’s

features.

Warning: Risk of personal injury. See the

manual for details.

Caution: Risk of damage or destruction to

equipment or software. See the manual

for details.

Warning: Risk of electric shock.

Earth ground

Conformité Européenne. Conforms to

relevant European Union directives.

Do not put products containing circuit

boards into the garbage. Dispose of

circuits boards in accordance with local

regulations.

Physical Characteristics

Figure 1. Physical Characteristics

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Power and Talk/

Monitor switch

Puts the test set in Talk (T) or Monitor (M) mode. The center position turns the test set off.

Arrows keys The left/up arrow key moves the LCD display’s cursor left or up. The right/down arrow key

moves the cursor right or down.

SEL The SEL (Select) key selects the highlighted menu entry. It also lets you enter the menu from

Talk or Monitor modes.

BACK The BACK key lets you go backwards through the menus. Pressing BACK also turns off the

Toner and Talk Battery functions.

Numeric Keypad The numeric keypad is used to dial telephone numbers and make function selections. The

keypad includes 12 standard dialing keys, the asterisk (∗) key, and pound (#) key.

SPKR The SPKR (speaker) key turns the speaker on, increases its volume, and turns the speaker off.

FLSH The FLSH (flash)key causes a timed interruption of the loop current. Hook flashing is commonly

used for call waiting functions on residential lines. Some PBX setups or telephone office

switches may use this signal to put a call on hold or to activate a special function.

The FLSH key is also enters a pause when entering telephone numbers in the test set’s memory.

LNR To redial the most recently dialed number, take the test set off-hook then press LNR (Last

Number Redial).

MUTE The MUTE key mutes and unmutes the microphone (handset or headset).

TS25D Test Set

Users Guide

Speaker

The TS25D Test Set’s speaker allows hands-free

listening in both Talk and Monitor Mode. Pressing the

SPKR key will turn the speaker on. Pressing the SPKR

key again will increase the speaker’s volume. Pressing

the SPKR key a third time will turn the speaker off.

On the standard TS25D Test Set, the speaker turns off

when you switch between Monitor and Talk modes. If

you turn off the test set while the speaker is on, the

speaker will be off next time you turn on the test set.

On the TS25D CO Test Set, the speaker stays on when

you switch between Monitor and Talk modes. If you

turn off the test set while the speaker is on, the speaker

will be on next time you turn on the test set.

Caution

Be sure the test set is not near your ear

when you turn on the speaker, as the

volume can be quite loud.

Belt Clip

An optional battery door with a belt clip is available for

the standard TS25D Test Set. For information on

availability of the optional belt clip, contact your local

Fluke Networks distributor.

The TDS25D CO Test Set has a belt clip on the battery

door.

Line Cord

See Figure 1.

The test set is equipped with a field replaceable line

cord. The line cord is attached to the test set at the

transmitter end of the test set.

The line cord included with the standard TS25D Test Set

has angled bed-of-nails clips. The line cord included

with the TS25D CO Test Set has a 346A plug. Extension

line cords for the 346A plug are sold separately.

For information on availability of line cords, contact

your local Fluke Networks authorized distributor.

Battery

The battery compartment is on the back of the tester.

See “Replacing the Battery” on page 16.

Note

If the test set fails to operate properly at any

time, first replace the battery and retest before

sending the test set in for repair.

A 9 V alkaline battery must be installed for the test set

to operate. Do not use rechargeable batteries.

When the battery icon shows a low battery, the battery

has anywhere from a few hours to several days of life

remaining depending on how the test set is used. The

battery will be used up much faster if the Talk Battery

function or the speaker is used.

If the test set ever stops working, replace the battery. If

it still doesn’t work, contact Fluke Networks Technical

Support.

Headset

On the TS25D Test Set, an audio jack is available for the

connection of a headset. The 3.5 mm jack is located on

the side of test set. The TS25D Kit (Model 25501109)

comes with a headset.

For information on availability of additional headsets

or replacement headsets, contact your local Fluke

Networks authorized distributor.

Display Icons

Figure 2 describes the icons used on the LCD display.

Physical Characteristics

Figure 2. TS25D Test Set Icons

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Polarity In Monitor or Talk mode, the polarity icon indicates the dc polarity of the line. The Tip-Ring icon

with no X indicates the red test lead is connected to the Ring (negative) side of the line and the

black test lead is connected to the Tip (positive) side of the line. When the Tip-Ring polarity icon

has an X through it, the test leads are reversed; that is, the red test lead is connected to the Tip

(positive) side and the black test lead is connected to the Ring (negative) side. No icon appears

when the leads are disconnected or the line is not powered.

Battery The battery icon indicates the battery’s charge level. The battery level is continuously displayed in

Monitor and Talk mode.

On/off hook The telephone icon tells you if the test set is on or off hook.

Mute The MUTE icon appears when the microphone is muted.

Tone/Pulse In tone mode the icon is a T; in pulse mode it is a P.

Speaker

volume

The speaker icon appears when the speaker is on.

Memory dial

locations

The test set lets you store 10 numbers in ten memory locations (0 through 9). The icon shows the

number of the active memory location.

The test set displays the voltage across Tip and Ring when the test set is on-hook. The test set

displays the current it draws from the line when off-hook.

Voltmeter range: 0 Vdc to 250 Vdc

Current meter range: 0 mA to 110 mA

TS25D Test Set

Users Guide

Modes and Functions

Warning

When testing circuits which are close to a

battery source, the pops in the handset

receiver that result from clipping onto a line

may be quite loud. Although there is

protection against acoustic shock built into

the test set, if the receiver is held tightly

against the ear, acoustical shock may occur.

Monitor Mode

Monitor mode is primarily for audio monitoring of the

Tip and Ring pair while on hook. In Monitor mode, the

test set has a high input impedance, which allows

monitoring of the line without disrupting

conversations or data signaling if present. The test set

draws no direct current from the line and it transmits

no signals to the line. Also, in Monitor mode, the TS25D

monitors for high-speed data signals on the line. If the

test set detects data it will display DATA DETECTED on

the LCD. If there is no high- speed data on the line, the

LCD will display NO DATA.

In Monitor mode, the test set is typically used to

perform one or more of the following procedures:

•

Verification that a line is idle when looking for a

line to borrow

•

Listening for noise on the line

•

Performing a test for the presence of high

frequency data on the line

•

Measuring the DC voltage from Tip to Ring

•

Detecting DTMF signals

•

Monitoring line polarity

The TS25D will respond to incoming ringing signals

when it is in Monitor mode. It does not detect ringing

signals when it is off.

Talk Mode

When the test set is connected to a working analog

telephone line and is switched to Talk mode, the test

set will go off-hook and draw dial tone. An off-hook

TS25D test Set works like a standard telephone. When

off-hook, the test set is used to perform its main

purpose, which is to verify the proper operation of

analog voice telephone lines or to establish temporary

communications on a “borrowed” pair.

In both Talk and Monitor mode you can change the

receiver’s volume level by pressing the Up or Down

arrow keys.

Each time the test set is switched to Talk mode, it

quickly tests the line for high-speed data and for DC

voltage before it goes off-hook. If there is no high-

speed data on the line, and there is enough DC voltage

to go off-hook on (>3 V), the test set will go off-hook

without you ever noticing that the tests have been

performed.

Occasionally you may run into the situation where you

have accidentally connected to a line carrying high-

speed data or where you have connected to a line with

either too little or too much DC voltage to go off-hook

on. The data and voltage tests are designed to detect

these conditions and are discussed in the following

sections.

Data Lockout

When the test set is switched to Talk mode, it tests the

line for high-speed data signals and for DC voltage

before it goes off-hook. If data is detected in the

frequency band from 20 kHz to about 1 MHz, the test

set will refuse to go off-hook and the LCD will display

DATA DETECTED, DOWN ARROW TO OVERRIDE. This

mode is called Data Lockout mode. In the Data Lockout

mode, the test set is kept on-hook, “locked out”,

despite having been switched to Talk Mode. Data

Lockout Mode prevents accidental corruption of data

transmissions while working in modern

telecommunications cable environments that have a

mix of analog telephone and data services.

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