Amprobe TT-300 User Manual

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MINI BUTT SET
MODEL TT-300
Instruction Manual
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Copyright © 2001 Amprobe
AMPROBE
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INTRODUCTION
FEATURES
1. Monitor (Data Safe) Function
2. Hands-free Conversation with Ear-Microphone
3. Conversation without Ear-Microphone
4. Subscriber Calling
5. Tone Dialing
6. Call Receiving
7. Last Number Redial
8. Flash Function
9. Piercing Pin and Angled Bed of Nails Cord (ABN)
10. Telephone Line Capacity Earth-State Line-Cut (open) Line-Short
11. Line Continuity Testing
12. Over-Voltage & Current Protection
13. Battery Check Function
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PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION (See Figure 2)
1. Test Jack - For "Test cord".
2. Contrast Jack - To connect "Line Cord for Continuity
3. Ear-Microphone Jack
4. Hole for "Neck Strap"
5. Mega Ohm (M ) Meter
6. Dial Keypad
7. PUSH/INSUL - Button for measuring insulation resistance or
subscriber calling.
8. MON/RCV Switch -
LED 'Off' mode - For subscriber calling (same as 'Off Hook"). LED 'On' mode - To monitor line without data loss and receive calls (same as 'On Hook).
9. CALL (PUSH)/CONTRAST, HOT-LINE Switch -
LED 'On', you can do line contrast, subscriber calling and hot-line.
10. Speaker - Used for subscriber calling without Ear-Microphone.
11. Ringer - For receiving call.
12. Microphone - Used for subscriber calling without Ear-Microphone
13. Battery Cover - Compartment for one 9V battery.
ITEMS INCLUDED WITH TT-300
Cordset - The cordset with one red and one black conductor. Each
conductor is fitted with an alligator clip, offset 20 degrees, with piecing pin and angled bed of nails. (P/N TT-300-1)
Line Cord - Used for line continuity test. The black conductor is fitted
with an alligator clip, offset 20 degrees, with piecing pin and angled bed of nails. (P/N TT-300-2)
Ear-Microphone Set - Used for hands-free operation. (P/N TT-300-3)
Neck Strap (P/N TT-300-4)
Carrying Case
(P/N TT-300-5)
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TOP
FRONT
BACK
Figure 2
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
PLACING A NORMAL CALL
A calling signal is sent to the subscriber's telephone causing it to ring.
1. Set to data safe mode by pressing the MON/RCV (8) switch.
2. Connect the alligator clips to L1 and L2 of subscriber side.
3. Listen for a clear line (no data).
4. Release the data safe mode by pressing MON/RCV switch again. A
dial tone should be heard.
5. Enter the desired number on the keypad. To terminate the call, press
the MON/RCV switch.
SUBSCRIBER CALLING
A calling signal is sent to the subscriber's telephone causing it to ring. You can also talk with the subscriber. This function is useful when the 48V power is not supplied from the telephone office
1. Connect the alligator clips to L1 and L2 of subscriber side.
2. Push the CALL (PUSH) (9) switch and the Led will illuminate.
3. Push the PUSH/INSUL(7) button to make subscriber's telephone ring.
To conserve the battery life, press button several times.
FLASH (FS)
The tester produces a line break (hook flash). It is typically used for reg­ister recall or redialing.
1. Press the FS button for a new dial tone.
REDIAL (RD)
Will redial the last number entered.
1. Press the FS button for a new dial tone.
2. Press the RD button to redial the last number entered. Up to 32 dig-
its can be redialed.
MONITOR FUNCTION (MON)
The monitor position provides a high impedance (100k@ 1kHz) coupling to the line without disrupting conversation, data or signaling.
1. Press the MON (8) button the LED will illuminate. The unit is in a high
impedance condition.
2. Connect the alligator clips to L1 and L2 of subscriber side.
3. Pressing the MON button again, the LED turns off and the high imped-
ance condition is removed.
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OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS (CON’T)
INSULATION RESISTANCE & CAPACITY MEASUREMENT
1. Connect the alligator clips to L1 and L2 of subscriber side.
2. Push the PUSH/INSUL (7) button.
3. The insulation resistance will be displayed on the 'Mega Ohm meter,
when the METER CALL button is pressed. Generally, there are two conditions: Normal condition (good insulation between L1 and L2) The meter scale goes to 0.2generally and then back. This is caused by the capacity of the connected subscriber's telephone or the line and terminal. Abnormal condition (bad insulation between L1 and L2) The meter scale goes up to a low value (below 1M) and stays there. This indicates a faulty circuit on L1 and L2.
Note - The meter will not move if the line is an open circuit.
CABLE LINE CONTINUITY TEST
With another T T-300 or other handset tester, you can test cable continuity.
1.
By using the "Test Line Cord", make a hot-line with the other
2. Push the CALL (PUSH) switch on both T T- 3 0 0’s and the LED's turns
on. Both T T- 3 0 0’s are able to communicate now.
3. By using the "Line Cord for Continuity" at the CONTjack, you can hear
a tone when the hot-line and "Line Cord for Continuity" are in a loop.
Refer to the figure below.
T T- 3 0 0
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Figure 2
BATTERY CHECK
Indicates if 9-volt battery requires replacement.
1. Connect the two alligator leads together.
2. Press the PUSH / INSUL (7) button. A good battery is indicated if the needle is in the BT section of the meter. If the needle is below, the bat­tery should be replaced.
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MAINTENANCE
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
Remove the cover & replace the battery with an alkaline or lithium 9V battery.
SPECIFICATIONS
ELECTRICAL
Loop Resistance 2k @ 48VDC (Minimum Current: 20mA) DC Resistance 300and below Monitor Impedance 100k@ 1kHz DTMF Level High -6dBm
DTMF Frequency CCITT standard Last Number Redial 32 digits Insulation Resistance
Measurement Range 0-10M@ DC 90V Tone Transmitting for
Line Continuity 800Hz 0dBm Power Source DC 9V battery
Low -8dBm
PHYSICAL
Length 5.00" (127mm) Width 2.25" (57mm) Height 1.02" (26mm) Weight 6 ounces (170g)
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Congratulations! You are now the owner of an AMPROBE® instrument. It has been quality crafted according to the highest standards of quality and workmanship. This instrument has been inspected for proper operation of all its functions and tested by qualified factory technicians according to the long-established standards of AMPROBE®.
Your AMPROBE® instrument has a limited Lifetime Warranty against defective materials and/or workmanship provided that the seal is unbroken or, in the opinion of the factory, the instrument has not been tampered with or taken apart. This warranty is limited to the original purchaser and is not transferable.
Should your instrument fail due to defective materials, and/or workmanship, you may return it along with a copy of your dated bill of sale which must identify instrument by model number and manufac­turing number. Please contact the factory at the number on the back cover of this manual to obtain a Return Materials Authorization and return instructions.
IMPORTANT: For your protection, please use the instrument as soon as possible. If damaged, or should the need arise to return your instrument, place it in a shipping carton packed with sufficient packing material. It must be securely wrapped. Amprobe is not responsible for damage in transit. Be sure to include a packing slip (indicating model and manufacturer number) along with a brief description of the problem. Make certain your name and address appears on the box as well as the packing slip.
-Outside the U.S.A. the local Amprobe representative will assist you. Above limited warranty covers
repair and replacement of instrument only and no other obligation is stated or implied.
WARRANTY
9101 NW 7th Ave.
Miami, Florida 33150 U.S.A.
Telephone: 305-423-7500 • Fax: 305-423-7554
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