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REGULATORY INFORMATION
WARNING:
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy,
and, if not installed and used in accordance with the installation manual,
may cause interference to radio communications. It has been tested and
found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to
Part 15, Subpart J of the FCC rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial
environment. Operation of the equipment in a residential area is likely
to cause interference, in which case the user, at his own expense, will be
required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference.
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Safety Information
Read First Before Use
Table 1 describes the international electrical symbols used on the tester and in
this manual.
Warning
Warning: Risk of personal injury. See explanations in the manual.
Caution: Risk of damage or destruction to equipment or software. See
explanations in the manual.
Warning: Risk of electric shock.
Please keep eye on the status or function of the equipment while
operating.
See Manual for details
Conformité Européénne
• Never use MT-8002 on circuits of more than 125V.
• Never use MT-8002 or test leads if they are damaged. Inspect the cases
and test leads for damage before use.
• Disconnect unused test leads and connectors from the MT-8002 when
testing telephone circuits.
• Never open the case except to change the battery or the fuse; no
user-serviceable parts are inside.
• Disconnect all test leads before replacing the battery.
• Use only 1.5V batteries, properly installed in the case, to power MT-8002.
• If this equipment is used in a manner not specied by the manufacturer,
the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.
Table 1. International Electrical Symbols
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MT-8002 Telecom Test Set
This MT-8002 package includes
Standard package:
• MT-8002 x 1
• Headphone x 1
• Neck Strap x 1
• Standard alligator clip x 1
• RJ-45 to RJ-45 change cord x 1
• RJ-45 to RJ-11 change cord x 1
• User Guide x 1
DESCRIPTION
MT-8002 is a portable Telecom test set used by installers, repair technicians and
other authorized personnel for temporary communication and for servicing and
installing analog voice telephone and with ADSL lines.
Design Features
The MT-8002 provides a wide range of features for working on analog voice
lines, and, in addition, it is equipped with protection features to prevent the accidental disruption of data services. Never use MT-8002 on circuits of more than
125V.
The following is a list of the MT-8002 features:
• LCD display for dialing number, Caller ID, Clock and other information
• Indicator for determine the Net service and speed
• Headset & Neck strap provide convenience hand-free function
• Smart power saving function. Estimate battery life up to 6 months
• 62 Caller ID memories-each memory up to 12 digitals
• 16 Last Number Redial-each number up to 12 digitals
• Support 2 dialing mode: Tone (DTMF) and pulse
• Up to 16 digitals phone number speed store key
• Pre-dialing and last number redial function
• PBX pause key, insert a PBX pause in stored numbers
• Cable continuity & Tel. line polarity indicators
• RJ-45 port for extension change cord
• Standard alligator clip
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WARNING:
• The MT-8002 Telecom Test Set is not designed to meet the outside plant
requirements. It is recommended that this product not be used outside
during adverse and/or wet weather conditions.
• Legal requirements may exist regarding permission to connect equipment
to a Telecom network operated by a public network operator.
CAUTION:
The operator of this instrument is advised that if the equipment is used
in a manner not specied in this manual, the protection provided by the
equipment may be impaired.
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Physical Characteristics
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Headset Jack LNR (Last Number Redial)
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Speaker DEL (Delete)
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LCD Display RCL (Recall)
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Test mode switch Volume adj.
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ADSL indicator Brightness adj.
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CABLE indicator Up
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TEL + indicator Down
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TEL – indicator Number pad 0~9, , #
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STO (Store) Strap hole
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M1 (Memory 1) T-P Switch (Tone/Pulse Switch)
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On/Off hook RJ-45 Jack
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OUT Microphone
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PSE (Pause) Figure 1
AAA
AAA
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Test mode switch
The Test mode switch is a slide switch located on the right side of MT-8002 (see
Figure 1). Switching the Test mode switch to the TEL position make the test
set acts as a telephone line tester. Switching the Test mode switch to the ADSL
position make the test set acts as a LAN signal detector. Switching the Test mode
switch to the CABLE position will let the test set acts as a CABLE tester.
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Hand-free function
The MT-8002 Telecom Test Set comes with a headset and a neck strap. Connect
them to the headset jack and strap hole will give the MT-8002 a hand-free talk
function. Please nd the strap hole and the 2.5 mm jack on the left upper core of
MT-8002 Telecom Test Set.
For information on availability of additional headsets and neck strap or replacement headsets and neck strap, contact your local Por’sKit authorized distributor.
Display
LCD Display
1. Year / Phone number
2. New call number
3. Repeat call number
4. Month
5. Date
6. Hour
7. Minute
8. Incoming call indicator
9. Sequence of the call in list
10. Dialing call indicator
LED Dsiplay
• TEL-/ TEL+ : (Only working on TEL mode)
• TEL+ on : The red clip of alligator clip is connect to the + line
• TEL- on : The red clip of alligator clip is connect to the - line
• ADSL : (Only working on ADSL mode)
• Flash : the LAN signal of ADSL line is 100 MB/s
• Always on : the LAN signal of ADSL line is 10 MB/s
• CABLE :
• TEL mode :
• On : MT-8002 test set is Off-hook
• Off : MT-8002 test set is On-hook.
• CABLE mode:
• On : the tested line has continuity
• Off : the tested line has a break or disconnected
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T/P Switch
Use T/P switch to change the dialing mode between tone(DTMF) and pulse mode
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Keys
KeyDescription Function
STOSet and
M1Speed
RCLRecallTo initial a phone call from stored phone
DELDeleteDelete the number in list or erase the last
LNRLast num-
PSEPauseInsert a PBX pause into the input number
OUTCall out list Enter the dialing out number list
, #,
0~9
Storage
memory 1
On/off
Hook
4 directions
key
ber redial
Number
keys
Press STO key will enter the setting
mode, there are 6 setting screen on MT-
8002. Please refer to Operation section.
Provide a 16 digits number storage
space
On/Off Hook MT-8002 test set
/ : enter the incoming call list, scroll
the numbers in call list and switch the
setting screen.
: LCD brightness level sesect
: Volume select
number
digit from the input number
Make a phone call for last dialing number
or per-dial number
Standard Phone number keys
Line Cord and RJ-45 Jack
The MT-8002 Telecom test set is equipped with a standard alligator clip cord,
a RJ-45 to RJ-45 change cord and a RJ-45 to RJ-11 change cord. To use the
cords please nd the RJ-45 jack near the button of the MT-8002 Telecom test set.
The RJ-45 jack is also compatible with RJ-11 plug.
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Battery
MT-8002 Telecom test set use 3 x 1.5V AAA batteries as power source. (Which
are not include in this package) The estimate batteries life is about 6 months.
To replace the batteries (see Figure):
1. Disconnect all the test probe.
2. Place the test set on a work surface, face down. The work
surface should be nonabrasive.
3. Remove the battery door cover and the old batteries from
the test set. Properly discard the battery.
4. Insert 3 new 1.5 Volt AAA size batteries. Make sure the polarity
is correct.
5. Replace the test set’s battery door cover on the test set.
AAA
AAA
AAA
Note: If the test set fails to operate properly at any time,
rst replace the battery and retest before sending the test
set in for repair.
If the MT-8002 stops working, replace the batteries rst. If it still doesn’t work,
contact Pro’sKit authorized distributor.
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OPERATION
MT-8002 Telecom test set has three modes of operation: TEL mode, ADSL mode
and CBALE mode. Before introduce operations of the three mode, we should
know more about the parameter setting.
Parameter Setting
With MT-8002 on hook, press STO key will enter the setting mode. The “SET 1
DATE” shows on LCD. User can switch the setting item by press / key then
press STO key to enter the setting. If user wants change the setting press the
/ key again. When the correct setting is appears, press STO key to move to
next setting. During the setting press DEL will quit from the setting mode.
• Date and time
If the “SET 1 DATE” display on LCD, press STO key to enter the Date and Time
setting. The number of year will ash, press / key to adjust the value of
year. Press STO key again will move to the month setting. Use the same way
to change the value of month then press STO to move to the date and time
setting. When all the value of date and time are correct, press STO key to move
to “SET 2 ACODE”.
• Area code
When the “SET 2 ACODE” is displayed on LCD, press STO key to enter the
area code setting item. LCD will show “ACODE-----“. The rst digit of area code
will ash, press / key to change the value. Press STO key to move to the
nest digit. If all the digits are set, press STO key to enter “SET 3 FLASH”.
• Pause Duration
If the “SET 3 FLASH” is displayed on LCD, press STO key to enter the Pause
Duration setting. LCD will show “FLASH 1 600”. It means the default pause duration time is 600 ms, Change the value by / keys then press STO to move
to the “SET 4 LCD”.
• LCD light adjust
When the “SET 4 LCD” is displayed on LCD, press STO key to enter the LCD
brightness adjust mode. There are 5 LCD brightness level can be selected.
Press / key to change the level then press STO to jump to “SET 5 ALAR” or
press DEL to quit.
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CAUTION:
The “SET 5 ALAR” is not used by MT-8002, we suggest users do not to
change the value in “SET 5 ALAR” setting. In this setting item press STO
to jump to “SET 6 IPP” or press DEL to quit.
• Dialing mode
If the “SET 6 IPP” is displayed on LCD, press STO key to enter the dial mode
setting. The IPP ON/OFF will show on LCD, use / key to swap between
them. If “IPP OFF” is selected, the dialing mode is tone. Otherwise, the dialing
mode is pulse.
TEL Mode
The MT-8002 can be used as a telephone when it is switched to TEL mode and
is connected to a working analog Tel. line. The MT-8002 works like a normal telephone. When off-hook, the MT-8002 is used to perform its main purpose, which is
to test the proper operation of analog voice telephone lines.
• On-hook
• Pick up call
When receiving a FSK or DTMF call, the Caller ID and the calling time will
display on LCD. The MT-8002 will also add the number to the incoming call
list and give it a corresponding order in the list. If the call is from a FSK system, the MT-8002 will update the month, date and time setting of system by
the information provide by FSK signal. If the call is come from DTMF system,
MT-8002 will show the system date and time. LCD will also displays the corresponding order of the receiving call in the incoming call list. If the number
is not in the incoming call list, the LCD will indicate it is a new number.
Last Number Redial
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If a call is not successful and you wish to redial the same number, just press
the LNR button.
The last number redial function is available in either the Pulse or Tone Mode.
The redial memory has a 32-digit capacity.
Memory Dialing
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The MT-8002 Telecom test set allows the user to dial preprogrammed
numbers in either Tone or Pulse mode. If dialing in Pulse mode and the
stored number contains an asterisk ( ) or pound (#) symbol, the digits will be
ignored.
To activate Memory Dialing:
1. Connect the test set to a working telephone line.
2. Press the RCL key.
3. Press the key of memory location (M1, 0~9, and #)
4. To set a number to the memory, please refer to Memory function
description.
Call list
•
The MT-8002 retains the 16 outgoing and 62 incoming phone numbers in its
CALL LIST. Incoming numbers are recorded when Caller ID messages are
received. Outgoing numbers are recorded when you dialing a number.
The most recently received number is always put on top of the list and the
other numbers are pushed down. The Call List is available for viewing when
the test set is on-hook or off-hook. You can view and dial from the Call List.
To use the Call List:
1. Press or to enter the incoming calling list, press the OUT key to
enter outgoing call list.
2. Use the or key to view numbers in the Call ID list. Use key to view
the number in dialing out list.
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3. Once the incoming or outgoing number is reached, press LNR key to
make a phone call.
4. To make a auto speed scroll press the or key for 3 seconds.
Pre-dial function
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As with a cell phone, user can input the phone number at on-hook status
then press LNR to send out the number to make a phone call. It is easy to
correct the wrong input in this mode.
DEL key
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In setting mode DEL key is used to quit setting mode. In pre-dial mode DEL
key is used to delete the last digit. In call in/dialing out list, press DEL will
delete a phone number and press DEL key for 4 seconds will erase all of the
number in the list.
Brightness level adjuyst
•
Press key in on-hook mode to adjust the brightness level of LCD. There
are 5 levels to be selected.
New and REP display
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The “NEW” will be displayed on LCD when a new incoming number is not in
the call list, otherwise the REP will show on LCD.
• Off-hook
• Volume level adjust
Press key in off-hook mode to switch the volume level. There are 2 level
can be selected.
• Inquire incoming/dialing out call list
To inquire a incoming number just press / key. To inquire a dialing out
number by press OUT key. The others operation are same as oh-hook mode.
• Memory function
• Store a number
Phone number + STO + N (N=0~9, , # or M1)
• Dialing out a stored number
RCL + N (N=0~9, , # or M1)
• Phone number can be pre-dialing number or inquired from incoming/dialing
out list.
• Press M1 twice or press M1 + LNR or press Off hook + M1 will also dial out
the number stored in M1.
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Telephone line polarity test
• Connect the telephone line to the Standard alligator clip.
• Off-hook the phone
• If the TEL+ LED is light, the red alligator clip is connected to the + line.
• If the TEL- LED is light, the red alligator clip is connected to the - line.
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ADSL mode
When MT-8002 is switched to ADSL mode, it can determine if the net service is
either 10MB or 100MB Ethernet.
• To test an Ethernet line, just plug the RJ-45 into the RJ-45 jack near the button
of MT-8002.
• To test a Ethernet port, use a standard RJ-45 cord plug the 2 ends of the cord
to the RJ-45 jack of MT-8002 and the Ethernet port.
• If the LED is always on, the LAN speed is 10 MB, if the LED is ashed, the
LAN speed is 100MB, otherwise the LAN has no signal.
Cable Mode
MT-8002 provides a Cable continuity test function.
• Turn the switch to CABLE position.
• Connect the two end of tested cable to the alligator clip.
• If the tested cable is continuous (good) the CABLE LED will on.
• If the resistance of the tested cable is < 300Ω, the CABLE will be light but the
brightness depends on the impedance. The lower resistance will make the
LED more bright.
• Otherwise, the tested cable is open or the resistance of the test cable is >
300Ω.
CAUTION:
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.
MAINTENANCE
WARNING:
_ To avoid electric shock, do not perform any servicing other than that
contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualied to do so.
_ Disconnect clips from any metallic connections before performing any
maintenance.
If moisture should get inside the test set, let the test set dry at normal room temperature for 24 hours.
Moisture can provide a leakage path that may conduct hazardous voltages to
you. DO NOT USE the test set if wet.
DO NOT HEAT THE TEST SET.
Keypad Care
Daily use of your test set results in various liquids, dirt, and other foreign material
building up in your keypad. The keypad may be cleaned by using a soft toothbrush with soap and a little wet cloth.
Do not use a petroleum-based or chlorinated cleaning agent as it will harm the
keypad. Let the test set dry before using!
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SPECIFICATIONS
Notes:
1. Specications subject to change without notice.
2. Legal requirements may exist regarding permission to connect equipment to a
Telecom network operated by a public network operator.
ParameterWorking limits
ELECTRICAL
Rotary dial output
Pulsing rate
Percent break
Inter digit interval
Leakage break
DTMF output
Tone frequency error
Tone level
High versus low tone difference
Memory Dialing
Memory capacity
Digit capacity
PBX pause
Caller ID
Memory capacity
Digit capacity
Volume levelsLow, high
LCD brightness level5
Extension portRJ-45 x 1
Power source3 x 1.5V AAA batteries (not include)
PHYSICAL
Length156 mm
Width55.3 mm
Height31.5 mm
Weight211.8g
10pps + 0.8pps
61%±2%
1000 ms typical
>50 KΩ
±1.2% maximum
-8 ±2dBm combined(typical)
4 dB maximum
16 memories plus last number redialing
16 digits per memory
4 seconds