Platinum Tools T128C, TCB300, TCB360K1 User Manual

Cable Prowler

Full-Color Cable Testing and Report Management

User Manual

• Displays length measurement for each pair in feet or
meters using TDR technology

• Detects presence of PoE and class of PoE per IEEE

802.3af/at with load test for voltage drop

• Detects and reports current link speed and link
capabilities for active Ethernet drops, up to 1 Gbps

• Link light to identify location on a
hub/switch/router port

• Tests Ethernet cable configuration and verifies
connectivity while conducting tests for opens,
shorts, miswires, split pairs,
and reverses

• Generates selectable tones on selected pins for use
with tone tracers

• Supports up to 8 testing & ID remotes for network &
telephone cables

• Supports up to 20 network & coax ID-only mapping
remotes

• View saved cable tests

• Full color graphical wire-mapping

• Ability to define cable name, save cable tests, and

print all results (cable testing & network testing)

• Multilingual (English, French, Spanish)

TCB300

TM

Cable Prowler

Full-Color Cable Testing and Report Management

User Manual

Table of Contents

About this Manual.......................................................................................3

Safety Information.......................................................................................4

Cable Prowler Kits.......................................................................................5

Cable Prowler Accessories..........................................................................6

Cable Prowler Description...........................................................................7

Remotes........ ...........................................................................................7

LCD Screen..................................................................................................8

Types of Faults.............................................................................................8

Operations.................................................................................................9

On/Off......................................................................................................9

Automatic Power Down............................................................................9

Setup.........................................................................................................10

Changing a Setting....................................................................................11

Cable Testing.............................................................................................12

Cable Testing Guidelines........................................................................12

Safety Notes..........................................................................................12

Length Testing........................................................................................12

Cable Testing with Remotes.................................................................12

How to Perform a Cable Test..................................................................13

Network/Power over Ethernet (PoE) Testing.........................................14

Link Light................................................................................................15

Tone Generator.......................................................................................16

Cable Prowler Application.....................................................................17

Updating Firmware.................................................................................18

Maintenance ..................................................................................20

Batteries.........................................................................................20

Cleaning.................................................................................................20

Storage..................................................................................................20

Specifications................................................................................21

Customer Service......................................................................................22

Warranty Information................................................................................23

Product Registration.................................................................................23

Disposal....................................................................................................23

Returns.....................................................................................................23

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ABOUT THIS MANUAL

The Cable Prowler™ combines the functions of a high-end cable tester

and length-measurement device. It identies link status, link capability,

and detects PoE. All of this is done in full color with internal memory to
save your results.

Feature Function

TDR technology ▪ Measures cable length and

High-resolution color display ▪ Easy viewing in any environ-

Color wire map per
TIA568A/B codes

USB, RJ45 and coaxial

connectors

Tone Generation ▪ Traces cable runs and locates

Remotes ▪ Veries connectivity at the

Active Network Tests ▪ Detects and reports current

PoE Detection ▪ Detects presence of PoE and

Save and View Test Results ▪ Tests results can be named,

Cable Prowler PC Application ▪ Provides the ability to upload

distance to faults

ment

▪ Makes data visualization,

detection, and saving

▪ Tests network and coaxial

cables

▪ Easy-to-export results via USB

faults by sound

opposite end of a cable and

provides identication

link speed and link capabilities

for active Ethernet drops, up

to 1 Gbps

class of PoE per IEEE 802.3af/at
with load test for voltage drop

saved, and viewed on the unit

or download test results for

saving, viewing, or printing

▪ Makes it easy to update Cable

Prowler rmware

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Safety Information

To ensure safe operations of the Cable Prowler, follow instructions

carefully and observe warning and caution messages in this manual.
Failure to observe warnings can result in severe injury or death and can
damage the equipment.

Table 3. Safety Information

Notication Denition

The Cable Prowler is designed for use on cabling
systems with or without voltage.

▪ The Voltage! icon turns on when the voltage

exceeds Safety Extra Low Voltage (SELV) rating of

60 Volts peak AC or DC.

▪ Internal components are protected up to 400 Volts

peak AC or DC.

▪ Operating the Cable Prowler when a voltage

source exceeds 60 Volts peak AC or DC may pose a

safety hazard for the user.

Do not place equipment and its accessories in the
trash. Items must be properly disposed of in accor­dance with local regulations.

It is not recommended to use the Cable Prowler when the
Voltage! icon is present.

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Cable Prowler Kits

Your Cable Prowler is part of a kit. Two kits to meet your cable testing
needs:

• TCB300

•Cable Prowler™ Main Unit

•#1-5 Coax Remote Set

•#1-5 Data Remote Set

•F Female to F Female Adapter F81

•Network/Tel Testing & ID Remote #1

•No-Fault Cable - (2)

•Micro USB Cable

•Hanging Pouch

•Quick Start Guide

•User Manual (Online)

•Warranty Activation Card

• TCB360K1

•Cable Prowler™ Main Unit

•#1-8 Network/Tel Test & ID Remotes

•#1-8 Coax Remote Set

•#1-12 Data Remote Set

•Micro USB Cable

•No-Fault Cable – (2)

•RJ45 Port Saver

•RJ45 Alligator 12 Inch

•F Female to F Female Adapter F81 - (2)

•BNC Female to F Female Adapter

•BNC Female to F Male Adapter

•Durable Plastic Case

•Quick Start Guide

•User Manual (Online)

•Warranty Activation Card

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Cable Prowler Accessories

P/N 18301C F Female to F Female Adapter F81

P/N 18303C BNC Female to F Female Adapter

P/N 18305C BNC Female to F Male Adapter

P/N TCA007 Cable Assembly: Micro USB to USB

P/N 21025C RJ45 Port Saver

P/N 4007 Hanging Pouch

P/N 4072 Durable Plastic Case with EVA Foam Inserts

P/N T120C Coax ID Remote Set: #1 - 19, includes foam holder

P/N T121C Data ID Only Remote Set: #1 - 19, includes foam holder

P/N T125C Cable Assembly: RJ45 to Alligator, 12 inch

P/N T126C No-Fault Cable Assembly: RJ12, 1-1 pinned, 8 inch

P/N T127C Coax ID Remote Set: #1 - 8, includes foam holder

P/N T128C Data ID Only Remote Set: #1 - 12, includes foam holder

P/N T139 Smart Remote Kit, #2 - #8

P/N T001 Network & Telephone Testing/ID Remote #1

P/N T002 Network & Telephone Testing/ID Remote #2

P/N T003 Network & Telephone Testing/ID Remote #3

P/N T004 Network & Telephone Testing/ID Remote #4

P/N T005 Network & Telephone Testing/ID Remote #5

P/N T006 Network & Telephone Testing/ID Remote #6

P/N T007 Network & Telephone Testing/ID Remote #7

P/N T008 Network & Telephone Testing/ID Remote #8

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Cable Prowler Description

Back

Remotes

Full-color
LCD display

Soft keys perform the
function on the display
above each button.

Test

Enter

Direction cursors to
move in LCD display

On/Off

RJ45 jack

Micro USB Port

F-connector Jack

T120C

Coax Remote Set:
#1-20 coax ID;

includes foam holder

T127

Coax Remote Set: #1-8,

includes foam holder

T128C

Network ID Only

Remote Set: #1-12

includes foam holder

T121C

Network ID

R e m o t e S et : #1 - 1 9

includes foam holder

T139

Network &Telephone

Testing/ID Remotes

#2-8. (#1 with tester)

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LCD Screen

The Cable Prowler features a full-color graphic LCD screen. Press any of
the four soft keys (blue) below the on-screen icon to select that function.

Alternately, you can use the side or up/down arrows to scroll to your

selected on screen function and press enter (the center arrow).

Types of Faults

Several possible error conditions on the cable are detected and displayed
on screen of your Cable Prowler.

Cable Fault Description

Miswire

Open

Short

Split

Length

Network
Connectivity

PoE

Cable’s wire connection does not follow cabling
standards.

Wire connection is not continuous throughout cable
length.

A pair has a high resistance fault. This occurs when
the wires are making contact with each other due to
damage or improper termination.

A cable can be wired with correct continuity but not
with correct pairing. This most often happens when
the cable is terminated consistently at both ends
but in the
wrong order.

Displays the pair lengths found. Length discrepan­cies may be determined by these results.

Displays network connectivity which allows the user

to determine if it is different than expected.

Displays results in red if voltages are lower than expected.

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OPERATIONS

Follow instructions carefully and pay attention to warning and caution

symbols. Failure to observe warnings can result in severe injury, death,

and damage to the Cable Prowler tester.

On/Off

Turn unit On/Off—press the red button to activate the Cable Prowler
or turn it off.

Automatic Power Down

The Cable Prowler automatically turns off to conserve battery power if no input
or activity is performed on the device. See “setup” to adjust the length of time
before automatic power down.

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SETUP

From the main screen, press the blue button on the far right below the

“setup” symbol . Use the up and down arrow buttons to scroll
through the Setup menu and to select an option.

▪ Use the up and down buttons to navigate through the settings.
▪ Use the right arrow buttons to select setting.
▪ Use the up and down arrow buttons to change the selected setting.
▪ Press the enter button
▪ Press the left arrow to unselect a setting.

to accept your changes.

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Changing a Setting

▪ RJ45 VoP : Set the VoP to be used to measure RJ45 cable.

▪ Coaxial VoP

cable.

▪ TIA568A/TIA568B: Set the RJ45 wiring conguration to

TIA568A or TIA568B wiring standard.

▪ Pair/Pin: Set the RJ45 wiremap to measure by pair or pin.

▪ Meters/Feet

Meters or Feet.

▪ Pair/Pin can be changed to test the RJ45 from Wire Order to

Pair Order.

▪ Power Off Timeout

00.5-99.9 minutes.

▪ LCD Dimmer Timeout

00.5-99.9 minutes.

▪ Language: Set the desired language from English (default) to

Spanish or French.

▪ Tone Generator Timeout: Set the desired automatic timeout

00.5-99.9 minutes.

▪ PoE Test: Turn the PoE test On or Off. Turning the PoE off

will allow the Cable Prowler to detect a network without
running a PoE test.

▪ Press the “Calibrate” softkey to calibrate the Cable Prowler.

This will calibrate the Cable Prowler at 0 ft. No cables should
be connected to the Cable Prowler when performing a
calibration.

▪ Press the Save soft key to save your options.

Note: If only temporary change is desired, do not press
the save button. If the save button is not pressed, the

previous settings will be restored once the unit is pow­ered off.

▪ To restore factory default values, press the defaults soft key.

▪ To view saved les, press the Files soft key.

: Set the VoP to be used to measure coaxial

: Set the length measurement to be displayed in

: Set the desired automatic timeout from

: Set the desired automatic timeout from

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CABLE TESTING

Cable Testing Guidelines

The Cable Prowler tests coax, network, and phone cables to detect possible
faults, measure cable lengths, show wire pairing and examine a cable’s

physical/electrical properties.

Important Notes:

• RJ jacks for data and phone share internal connections on the
Cable Prowler. Connect just one RJ cable at a time.

• You cannot connect an RJ and coaxial cable at the same time.

• If testing RJ cables, remove any coax cable adapters

Safety Notes

The Cable Prowler is designed for use on cables with voltage below 60V.
Do not plug the device into a source with voltage above 60V. Connecting
the device to live AC power can damage the unit and pose a safety hazard.

Poorly terminated RJ plugs can damage the jacks on the Cable
Prowler. Inspect all RJ plugs before inserting them into the Cable

Prowler. Make sure you insert the plug into the appropriate jack
of the remote or device.

Cable contacts should be recessed into the plastic housing of

the receiving jack. Don’t plug a six-position phone plug into an

eight-position data jack on a remote or remote device.

Length Testing

Cable Prowler measures cable length and length to faults using Time

Domain Reectometry (TDR). Velocity of Propagation (VOP) is the TDR
measurement of the speed of the reected waveforms compared to the speed
of light. VOP values can vary among cable types, lots, and manufacturers. In
most cases, these differences are minor and may be disregarded.

Cable Testing with Remotes

Network/Tel Cable Prowler remotes are used to verify connectivity at
the opposite end of a cable and provide an ID. To connect to a telephone

cable, use the included RJ12 no fault telephone patch cables to connect to
a RJ11 wall plate. The Coax ID remotes and Network ID emotes are used

to provide an ID only.

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How to Perform a Cable Test

▪ Power on the Cable Prowler.

▪ Connect a network, coax, or telephone cable to the appro-

priate connector on the top of the Cable Prowler.

(Warning! Do not plug an RJ11 cable directly into the Cable Prowler.
A standard RJ11 cable will damage the Cable Prowler’s RJ45 jack.
Use the RJ12 no-fault patch cable that is included with the Cable

Prowler.)

▪ Press the enter button to display the cable test menu. The

Cable Prowler will automatically perform a test upon enter­ing the cable test menu.

▪ To test coax or telephone cable, press the coax or telephone

soft key.

▪ If a remote is NOT being used (one ended test), the Cable

Prowler will test the length of each pair, opens, shorts, or

split pairs. Performing a one ended test will not verify con­nectivity on the opposite end of the cable.

▪ If a remote is being used, connect the remote to the oppo-

site end of the cable.

▪ To calibrate the VOP, connect a known length of cable to the

Cable Prowler and press the up/down/left/right buttons to
increase or decrease the VOP. Press the left and right buttons
to select and change the VOP one digit at a time.

▪ While adjusting the VOP, press the test button until the

desired length of the cable is displayed.

▪ To save the calibrated VOP, enter the settings menu and

press the Save soft key (note: your adjusted VoP will be

displayed next to the RJ45 or Coax icon.

▪ Press the green test button

to perform additional tests.

▪ To save a cable test, press the save icon.

▪ Use the arrow buttons and the enter button to name the cable

test le.

▪ Press the Save icon to save the cable test le.

or the loop mode soft key

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Network / Power over Ethernet (PoE) Testing

Power over Ethernet or PoE describes a specication which allows passing

of electrical power along with data on Ethernet cabling.

There are two standardized specications the IEEE 802.3af, and IEEE

802.3at also known as PoE+. The rst provides a maximum 12.95 Watts,
and the second provides a maximum of 25.5 W.

PoE also has two modes A and B. Mode A uses pins 1 and 2 for the posi­tive voltage and pins 3 and 6 for the negative voltage. Mode B uses pins 4
and 5 for the positive voltage and pins 7 and 8 for the negative voltage.

The Cable Prowler tests to see if either PoE or PoE+ is present. If it is
detected It then activates it and tests the voltage under minimum and

maximum current load, and displays the result. The Cable Prowler will also

display which PoE mode is found.

While PoE is activated, the Cable Prowler also communicates and displays

the Link Status and Link Capability status.

▪ Power on the Cable Prowler.
▪ Connect the Cable Prowler to a switch or active network jack.
▪ Use the left or right arrow buttons to select the Network/PoE icon

and press the enter button or press the Network/PoE soft key.

▪ The Cable Prowler will automatically detect and display link capability,

connection speed, PoE class, and PoE Min/Max voltages.

▪ To perform a Network Test only, press the PoE soft key.
▪ To save the PoE data, press the Save soft key.

▪ Use the arrow buttons and the enter button to name the PoE le.
▪ Press the Save soft key to save the PoE le.

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Link Light

The Link Light test is used to help identify a hub or switch port.

▪ Power on the Cable Prowler.

▪ Connect the Cable Prowler to an active Network cable or

port.

▪ Press the Network/PoE soft key

Link Light soft key.

▪ The Link Light will automatically begin upon entering the

Link Blink menu.

▪ The Link LED above the LCD screen will ash at the same

cadence as the port light.

▪ Use the up and down arrows to adjust the transmit fre-

quency to suit the switch characteristics.

then press the

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Tone Generator

Tone generation is used to trace cable runs and locate faults by sound.
Selection of this mode emits a cadence from the Cable Prowler through
the connected cable. The tone is detected by a tone tracer probe.

▪ Power on the Cable Prowler.

▪ Use the left or right arrow buttons to select the tone genera-

tor
icon and press the enter button.

▪ The Cable Prowler will automatically activate the tone generator upon

entering the tone generator menu.

▪ Connect your cable to either the RJ45 jack or coax connector

located on the top of the Cable Prowler.

▪ To switch between network and coax cables, press the coax

cable/RJ45 soft key

▪ Press the up or down arrow buttons to select tone cadences

1 thru 4.

▪ Press the left or right arrow buttons to select which pin or

pair to place the tone.

▪ Use a tone probe alongside the cable or at the end of the cable to

hear an audible tone.

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Cable Prowler Application

The Cable Prowler Application gives you the ability to view, save and print

cable and network test results on your computer. This application can also

update your Cable Prowler’s rmware.

To install the Cable Prowler application

▪ Go to http://www.platinumtools.com/products/tcb300.php?cat=42 to

download the Cable Prowler software application.

▪ Save the Cable-Prowler-Application.zip le to your computer’s desktop.

Double click on the zip le to open it.

▪ Double-click on “setup.exe” to begin the installation.

To view test results on your computer

▪ Open the Cable Prowler application .
▪ Connect the Cable Prowler to your computer with the included USB

cable.

▪ Power on the Cable Prowler

Prowler connected” at the bottom left of the screen.

▪ Click the “Read Cable Prowler” icon to read the test results. The cable

names will be displayed on the top left of the screen. The rst cable

name will automatically be selected and displayed at the top right.

▪ Click on the cable IDs on the left of the screen to view test results for

that ID.

▪ You may delete a single test by selecting it and “Delete”, or to delete

the entire test list click on “Delete All Tests.”

To save the cable results to your computer

▪ Click on “File” on the tool bar at the top left.
▪ Click on “Save File.” A “Save As” dialogue will appear; navigate to

where you want to save the test results and click “Save.” You can also

rename the le in the “Save As” dialog window. The computer software
application will remember the last place you saved a le.

To read previously saved cable tests

▪ Click on “File,” “Open,” and select the desired test result le.
▪ After tests have been saved, they will automatically be reloaded the

next time the Application is opened.

. The software will display “Cable

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To write cable tests to the Cable Prowler

▪ Connect the Cable Prowler to your computer using the included USB

cable.

▪ Open the Cable Prowler software application. Click on “File”,

“Open”, and select the desired cable tests.

▪ Click on “Write Prowler” and the contents of the currently displayed

tests will be written to the Cable Prowler.

To print a test

▪ Select the desired test.
▪ Click on “File,” “Print”

To create and print test results report

▪ First select the tests to be included in the report in the Test Results

list box. To select multiple tests do one or more of the following.

▪ Click on a test and drag to the end of a range of tests.
▪ Click on the rst desired test, then Shift click on the last

desired test

▪ Press the Control Key and click on a test to add or delete it

from the selected tests.
▪ Select Create Report Pdf under the File menu.
▪ When a Dialog box comes up, select the le name and

location for the Pdf le to be saved.

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Updating Firmware

To Download the New Cable Prowler Firmware

▪ Go to www. http://www.platinumtools.com/products/tcb300.php?cat=42

Click on the Cable Prowler Firmware update link to download the

new rmware.

▪ Save the Cable Prowler.cyacd le to your computer.

Updating the Cable Prowler

▪ Connect the Cable Prowler to your computer using the included USB cable.
▪ Power on the Cable Prowler

Prowler Connected” at the bottom left of the screen.

▪ Click the “Load File” icon and select the desired Cable Prowler.cyacd

rmware le. Click the “Begin Download” icon.

▪ The Cable Prowler screen will go dark and it will begin the rmware

installation (the screen will remain dark during the installation).

▪ The Cable Prowler Application will display a progress bar to indicate

the download progress.

▪ Once complete, the Cable Prowler application will display “success”

along with the installation date and time in the Status Log window.

The Cable Prowler will power itself back on after the rmware

installation.

▪ If the Cable Prowler is interrupted or an error occurs during installation

the Cable Prowler screen will remain dark. To recover the Cable

Prowler rmware, close the Cable Prowler application, disconnect the
Cable Prowler from the USB cable, then remove the batteries. Reinsert

the batteries and follow the update instructions.

Important Notes: The Cable Prowler screen will remain dark
until it has been reprogrammed.

If an error occurs during the download process, follow the steps
below:

▪ Close the Cable Prowler application.

▪ Reset the Cable Prowler by removing a battery and reinserting it.

Important Notes: the Cable Prowler screen may remain dark,

whichmeansitisinrmwareupdatemode.

▪ Restart the application and it should say “Cable Prowler Attached” at the

bottom left of the screen.

▪ Follow the Cable Prowler Firmware Update instructions above.

. The software will display “Cable

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MAINTENANCE

Batteries

▪ The Cable Prowler is powered by six AA alkaline batteries.
▪ To replace batteries, open the back cover by unscrewing the single screw

with a philips head screwdriver.

▪ Take out the old batteries and replace. Slide the new batteries in by fol-

lowing the directional guidelines in the battery chamber.

▪ Screw the back cover back on to the Cable Prowler. Do not over tighten

the battery back cover.

Warning: Do not use carbon batteries. Do not mix new batteries with old
batteries, due to the risk of battery leakage.

Cleaning

▪ Use a clean, damp cloth to clean the Cable Prowler.
▪ Before cleaning, disconnect all cables from the Cable Prowler. Failing to

disconnect cables can damage the device and cause personal injury.

▪ Do not use harsh cleaners, abrasives, or solvents.

Storage

▪ When not in use, store the Cable Prowler in a dry, protective case.
▪ Batteries should be removed if the device is stored for a long time.
▪ Do not expose the Cable Prowler to high temperatures or humidity. See

the specications section for temperature limits.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Measurement
Technology

Cable
Measurements

Power over
Ethernet

Active Ethernet

Maximum Voltage

Save Test Results

Tone Generation Tone Frequencies: 730 Hz and 1440 Hz
Languages English, French, Spanish

Battery Life

Altitude 10,000 ft (3048 m) operating

Temperature

Humidity 10 to 90% non-condensing

Enclosure

Size 1.85”H x 3.6”W x 6.8”L (4.7 x 9.15 x 17.3 cm)
Weight With batteries: 1 lb 2 oz (510 g)
Safety

Compliances

Warranty 1 Year

Time Domain Reectometry (TDR)

Cable Testing and ID: up to 1000 ft (305 m)

Split Pair Detection: 3 ft (1 m) to 1,000 ft (305 m)
Length Measurement: 0 to 1,500 ft (457 m), ± (5%+1ft)
Supports 8 continuity and ID number remotes (RJ-45)
Supports 20 RJ-45 and 20 F-Connector ID only remotes

Tests for IEEE 802.3af and IEEE 802.3at (PoE Plus)
compliant PoE
Tests for classes and loads cable up to 25.5 watts

(at class 4) Identies Mode A or B (pairs with PoE)

Indicates advertised speeds of 10/100/1000base-t half
or full duplex
Can Link to network at 10/100base-t

Parameters refer to the maximum voltage that can be

applied to any 2 connector pins without causing damage
to the tester.

• RJ Jack: 66 VDC or 55 VAC

• F-connector: 50 VDC or VAC

Stores up to 256 Cable or network tests with user

dened names

For 6 x AA, 9 VDC, 2,200 mA-hr (typical) alkaline battery:
Operating – 20 hours typical
Standby – 1.5 years typical
(200uA max standby current)

Batteries are included

Operating: 32 to 122°F (0 to 50°C)
Storage: -22 to +140°F (-30 to 60°C)

High-strength PC/ABS plastic with V0 rating with boot
Withstands 4 foot drop on to concrete

CW

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CUSTOMER SERVICE

Contacting Platinum Tools

For technical information and customer support, please visit
www.platinumtools.com or send an email to [e-mail].

Contact Numbers: Phone: [phone]

Address: 806 Calle Plano

Camarillo, CA 93012

USA

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Warranty Information

PlatinumTools guarantees that its products will be free of all defects

in material and workmanship. This warranty extends for a period of 12

months from the date of manufacture or proof-of-purchase.

All products deemed defective under this warranty will be repaired or
replaced at Platinum Tools discretion. No further warranties either

implied or expressed will apply, nor will responsibility for operation of this

device be assumed by Platinum Tools.

Product Registration

Registration of your purchased equipment and accessories allows you to

access support information and receive notications of product updates.
To register products, please visit the Platinum Tools website at

www.platinumtools/warranty.

Disposal

WEEE Compliant: Prior to disposal of this product, please

contact Platinum Tools for proper disposal options.

Returns

Prior to returning any product to Platinum Tools, you must rst request a

Return Merchandise Authorization Number by contacting the Customer
Service Department at 805-384-2777.

Note: Shipments will not be accepted without this number, which

must be clearly marked on the shipping label.

1. Prior to packing, include a copy of the sales receipt if
available. Otherwise the date of manufacturer will be used to
calculate warranty date.

2. Provide a description of the operational problem with the
product(s) being returned.

3. Include a contact name, phone number, and e-mail address.

4. Pack items securely to prevent damage during shipping.

5. Ship prepaid to: Platinum Tools

806 Calle Plano, Camarillo, CA 93012

USA

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TM

Cable Prowler

Full-Color Cable Testing and Report Management

User Manual

For demos and updated information.

Visit www.platinumtools.com to see all our tools.

Contact Numbers: Phone: [phone]
Address: 806 Calle Plano

Camarillo, CA 93012 USA