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Connecting equipment to an untested wall outlet can damage the installed device if the outlet does not have a compatible electrical interface. Remove the mystery with this tool, essential for any user responsible for managing, installing or maintaining network or telecom systems. This identifier eliminates guessing when connecting telephones, modems, fax machines and computers to the RJ45 jacks of a wall outlet.
It will identify a 10Base-T Link, 100Base-TX Link, token ring link, analog telephone, PBX or ISDN Line. The unit also warns if unidentified signals are present at the jack, or if the jack is not connected. It scans all eight wires connected to an RJ45 outlet to identify the type of system connected, or the presence of potentially harmful unknown signals. Identifying outlet connections with the LanMaster 30 reduces time troubleshooting physical layer problems, and tracing cables to identify the far end equipment.
It will identify a 10Base-T Link, 100Base-TX Link, token ring link, analog telephone, PBX or ISDN Line. The unit also warns if unidentified signals are present at the jack, or if the jack is not connected. It scans all eight wires connected to an RJ45 outlet to identify the type of system connected, or the presence of potentially harmful unknown signals. Identifying outlet connections with the LanMaster 30 reduces time troubleshooting physical layer problems, and tracing cables to identify the far end equipment.
