950ADSL2 Plus Training Tool

DynatelTM 950ADSL2 Plus Qualification Test Set
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ACCESSORIES
Serial Cable Softbag
Software CD-ROM
AC/DC Adapter Test Leads

Charging Batteries
To charge the batteries, connect the AC/DC Adapter to the adapter jack. The charging screen will appear
Note. Before connecting the charger to the 950ADSL2 Plus, the test leads must be disconnected from any circuit. 3 Communication Markets Division
Adapter Jack
Test Leads
When inserting the test leads on the 950ADSL2 Plus unit, orient them upward as shown below
Note: Ensure that the leads are fully inserted into the 950ADSL2 Plus unit : The colour coded plug end of the lead is fully butted up against the matching jack on the 950ADSL2Plus unit Tip. Two pops can be heard as each lead is inserted into the colour coded jack on the 950ADSL2Plus unit. 3 Communication Markets Division
Hookup -- Test Leads

The test leads can be used for all tests on the 950ADSL2 Plus at any access point from the Central Office to the Subscriber
Central office
Red clip
Ring Conductor Black clip Tip Conductor
X connect box, pedestal etc.
Subscriber
Green clip
Ground
Keypad
The 12 blue keys are used to access many of the test functions and can also be used as a numberpad The following keys are also dual function : Adjusts the speaker volume or move cursor to the left Dialing mode or moves the cursor to the right There are 20 keys on the front panel of the 950ADSL2 Plus tester many of which are dual function AC Tests Longitudinal Balance, Loss, Noise and Power Influence or in menus moves the cursor up. Autotest or moves the cursor down.
POWER ON
When the 950ADSL2 Plus tester is first turned on, the screen will slowly fade from a high contrast to a set value This allows the user to determine that the unit has been turned on, especially in certain conditions where the display contrast might have been set too low for normal viewing
POWER ON
Serial Number Time and Date Software Version When the unit is powered on the Serial Number of the unit is displayed for three seconds . The time and date is then displayed To view the Serial Number at any time after that press the Escape Key while in the Power On screen and the Serial Number will be displayed for 3 seconds 3 Communication Markets Division
Contrast / Backlight
Increase Contrast Decrease Contrast
Backlight on/off
Test Result Screens

Many of the test result screen formats are similar or the same as this one
Ring-Gnd Result Ring Lead Ground Lead Tip Lead Tip- Gnd Result Tip- Ring Result
Test lead icons
Each test lead icon points to a colored dot on the on the front label that corresponds to the actual test lead Test results are displayed in one or more boxes The Bold box displays a live result, thinner border boxes indicate stored results
Voltage
Voltage test This test measures the DC or AC voltage between the test leads It is used to check for proper voltage on working pairs or foreign voltage on dead pairs
Voltage
Press Press The
to select T-R or R-G or T-G to select AC or DC measurement key
key can be used as a shortcut for the
Overvoltage Warning
The warning appears when voltage exceeds 350VDC or 250VAC. For most other tests, the limit is 75VDC. Tests on working circuits have a 25V limit when in the offhook condition
Loop Current
Loop current Loop current should be >23mA for standard POTS service
High Current Warning
This warning appears when current exceeds 110mA.
Ground Resistance
Ground Resistance
This test must be done on an active pair Ground Resistance at the customers protector should be < 25 for standard POTS service
Ground Resistance
This warning symbol indicates leads connected improperly or not a working line.
Ringers
Ringers
Use this test to verify the connectivity into a subscribers premise or to look for abandoned lines left bridged on One standard ringer is defined as 0.47uF of capacitance Electronic ringers may show as less than one ringer
Ringers
Press
to repeat Ringers count
Resistance
Resistance
This test measures the leakage resistance between the test leads
Resistance
Voltage compensation
Press The
to select T-R or R-G or T-G key can be used as a shortcut for the key
If Foreign Voltage is detected then voltage compensation is automatically applied. A V appears on the screen
Insulation Soak
Insulation Soak
This test monitors the leakage resistance from the test leads to ground. It indicates changes in the Insulation resistance while stressed with a high voltage over time
Insulation Soak Test

Live Reading Reference Reading
The test begins by displaying the insulation resistance of the Red(Ring/B) lead in the upper left box. This reading is live and will change as the insulation resistance on the lead changes. After the reading has become stable, the 950ADSL2 Plus stores the value in the right hand box. Observe the live reading as it changes over time, this gives an indication of the nature of the problem : Wet cable faults tend to dry out when tested. The live value will become higher than the reference value Oxidation at faults tends to break down and become conductive over time. The live value will become lower than the reference value
Insulation Soak Test

Live Reading
Reference readings
Press Press
to select R-G or T-G. to update the reference reading
The live reading is in the Bold box on the left of display
Opens Length
Opens length
Press Press
to select T-G, R-G or T-R to setup Capacitance factors
Opens Length
Ring Length
Mutual Length
Tip Length
This test can be used to determine the distance to an open For tip and ring open at the same place use the mutual length For a tip open use the tip length (It will be the shortest length) For a ring open use the ring length (It will be the shortest length)
Opens Setup
Opens Setup
Opens length is based on the capacitance of the cable pair The 950ADSL2 Plus tester needs to know the amount of capacitance in a kilometer of cable to calculate the opens results. There are two separate values; one for the Mutual capacitance and one for the capacitance to Ground. This table of typical values is provided
Opens Setup
Ground Capacitance Mutual Capacitance
Press
to select Ground Capacitance or Mutual Capacitance to enter new values
Use the blue keys Press
to save new values and exit setup
Tone Transmit
POTS-600 Broadband-100 Setup Press to select POTS- 600
Press or to select 404Hz, 1004Hz, 2804Hz or 577Hz Trace Tone

Tone Transmit
Broadband-100 POTS-600 Broadband-100 Setup 0020 0040 0192 1200
Press
or
to select one of the four frequencies.
The four frequencies available in Broadband-100 precision tone can be changed to any frequency between 8KHz and 2200KHz by using Setup
Tone Transmit --Setup

POTS-600 Broadband-100 Setup Setup 1 Setup 2 Setup 3 Setup 4 Setup 1 (KHz)
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Use each Setup to configure one frequency for the Broadband-100 precision tone Use the blue keys to enter a frequency between 8KHz and 2200KHz Frequencies are entered in 4 digits e.g.
9KHz 0009, 15KHz 0015 etc
0008 0008
(Existing Frequency) (New Frequency) Save
Press
to save
Dialing
Dial key
Use this key to test the function of a line or to dial a test line before running a loss, noise or active Autotest
Dialing
Press Press
to select to select tone
off-hook or or
on-hook pulse dialing
Use the Blue keys Press Press
for dialing or
to select the Autodialer to adjust speaker volume
Autodialer
Autodialer
The autodialer stores up to 10 frequently used numbers
Auto Dialer
To Dial a stored number Press
to move through the list of stored numbers
Press to go offhook and dial the number once the desired number is displayed
Auto Dialer
To add or change a stored number : Press to choose a storage location to enter the new or corrected numbers
Use the blue keys Press Press Press
to back up and make corrections if necessary to store the number or to store the number and dial it immediately
dB
Press this key to cycle through the following tests as shown: Longitudinal Balance Loss
Power Influence and Noise
Longitudinal Balance (LB)
The pair should be disconnected at the far end or dialed into a quiet termination line A pair with good LB (>60) is more resistant to induced interference and exhibits low noise even in the presence of high power influence
Loss
Level Frequency
Use this test to measure loss from the far end to the near end using tone between 200Hz and 5KHz. To measure loss first dial a tone source (e.g. milliwatt line or CO based multitone generator) or connect a separate instrument to send the tone at the far-end. Press to adjust speaker volume
Power Influence & Circuit Noise

Power Influence Noise
PI - Noise = Computed Balance
Press
to toggle between
Power influence and
Noise
Computed Balance is automatically displayed Press to adjust speaker volume
Autotest
Autotest This key runs an automatic sequence of tests on the pair The 950ADSL2 Plus determines if it is an Inactive or Active pair by first checking the voltage
Autotest
Autotest The Inactive Pair Automatic test sequence is as follows :
FOREIGN VOLTAGE LEAKAGE RESISTANCE OPENS LENGTH LONGITUDINAL BALANCE LOAD COIL COUNT
Autotest
Autotest The Active Pair automatic test sequence is :
LOSS (AT UP TO 10 FREQUENCIES) NOISE POWER INFLUENCE LONGITUDINAL BALANCE VOLTAGE LOOP CURRENT GROUND RESISTANCE
Autotest
On completion of the Autotest the 950ADSL2 Plus will display the results summarized as follows: Press to move between the three results screen
Note . Only the results for the tests that were run are displayed Tip: or can also be used to scroll through the results
Autotest - Save Result
Press to select a memory location from A-J Use the blue number keys to input an identification label. Press to save the results
If a used memory location is selected the new results will overwrite the old ones
ADSL
Uses the internal ADSL2 Plus modem to connect to the CO DSLAM and measure the essential performance parameters of the link. Captured Test Timed Test Results Setup Use or to highlight one of these functions and press to select it.
ADSL
Captured Test Timed Test Results Setup
-- STARTING -- SEARCHING -- LINKING -- ACTIVATING -- CONNECTED
-- Captured Test The Captured Test establishes a connection with DSLAM in CO, records the connection parameters and then immediately disconnects.
You can find the progress message in this sequence:

ADSL Results
Fast Rate Max Rate Capacity
576 kb/s 886 kb/s 65 %
and the result screen at last. Use the Tip: Press
key to save the current test result. twice to enter Captured Test as shortcut.
ADSL
-- Captured Test - result The result screen displays after successful ADSL connection.
ADSL Results
576 kb/s 886 kb/s 65 %
Use
or
to view Downstream( )
and Upstream( ) results.

ADSL Results
Use to scroll to the next set of results.

ADSL Results
576 kb/s 1023 kb/s 50 %
Margin Attenuation Power
19
dB
20.5 dB 12 dBm
ADSL
-- Captured Test - result
ADSL Results
FEC NI CRC NI HEC NI
0 0 0
ADSL Results
LCD MODE DSLAM
0 ADSL2+ ALCB
ADSL Results
LOS SEF NCD
0 0 0
Downstream Bin Graph
ADSL
-- Captured Test - result
Upstream Bin Graph Press to zoom the downstream graph. Bins 1- 255 are displayed
Press again and bins 256 - 511 are displayed
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ADSL
Captured Test Timed Test Results Setup -- Timed Test This provides the same information as the Captured Test except that the channel is left open for a time duration configured in the setup under Minutes. It allows the error counters (FEC, CRC, HEC) and the alarm counters to accumulate a more meaningful result.
ADSL Results
Fast Rate
576 kb/s
Max Rate 886 kb/s Capacity 65 % Use the key to save the current test result. If the Timed Test wasnt completed at the time the Save key was pressed, the test will stop and the results gathered so far will be saved.
ADSL
-- Results Captured Test Timed Test Results Setup
ADSL Results
This option allows you to review the results of the last test that was run.
576 kb/s 886 kb/s 90 %
ADSL
Captured Test Timed Test Results Setup -- Setup This option provides a menu for configuring this test. ADSL2+ Auto ADSL2+ ADSL2 G.DMT G.Lite ANSI Multimode to choose one of the above modem ADSL Type Thresholds Limits Minutes
Use
or
configurations. If it is not known then choose ADSL2+ Auto, the modem will connect using the best available connection standard
ADSL
Captured Test Timed Test Results Setup -- Setup
ADSL Type Thresholds Limits Minutes or
On Off
Use
to switch Thresholds On or Off.
The measured results will be compared with acceptable limits (as defined in Limits in Setup menu) and the 950ADSL2 Plus will report a PASS or FAIL when Thresholds are on.
ADSL
ADSL Type Thresholds Limits Minutes Use blue keys to edit PASS/FAIL limit values for the following parameters : Upstream Rate Upstream Capacity Downstream Rate Downstream Capacity
ADSL
ADSL Type Thresholds Limits Minutes
Use blue keys to set the time duration for the ADSL Timed Test from 1 to 16 minutes :
Save Result
SAVE Last Input New Text
abc
Save Use the blue keys on your keypad to select a letter from the alphabet. Use the key to cycle between
lower case letters, upper case letters or numeric mode.

PING
Use this test to verify proper connection to ISP and to the Internet beyond. The test involves sending a Ping packet to an IP address and measuring the response time. Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Setup Use or to highlight one to
of these options and press select it.

ADSL
Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Setup -- PING
The 950ADSL2 Pus allows you to save 3 configuration setups in Test 1, Test 2 and Test 3. Select Test 1 to run a test using the Setup 1 configuration in the Setup menu.
You can find the progress messages in sequence: STARTING SEARCHING LINKING ACTIVATING CONNECTED IP LINK Finally, the 950ADSL2+ displays the PING response time in milliseconds, or PING TIMEOUT if no response.
ADSL
Note 1 : -- PING
After getting the PING response time or the PING TIMEOUT message the channel is still left open for the next ping by pressing the Ping button. After 10 seconds of idle period the channel will be closed and the ADSL line disconnected. The Up/Down arrows will then appear on the screen
Up/down arrows
Press or to display the Local and Remote IP address used during the Ping test:
ADSL
-- PING Note 2.
If at the IP LINK stage the unit was not able to establish a link to the ISP it will attempt additional IP Links The number of the link attempt(s) tried is displayed.
IP LINK attempts
After the 5th attempt the unit will re-establish a new ADSL connection and continue to attempt additional IP Links up to a count of 9 after which the test will terminate and display IP LINK ERROR
ADSL
ISP Name Destination IP VCI VPI Setup 1 IP Transport Setup 2 IP Encap Setup 3 PPP Addr. Mode Static IP Ping Count Payload size This menu option allows you to have 3 sets of configurations, Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Setup Test 1, Test 2 and Test 3. Select one of 3 Ping setups and configure all parameters one by one.
-- PING Setup
ADSL
-- PING Setup ISP Name Destination IP VCI VPI IP Transport IP Encap PPP Addr. Mode Static IP Ping Count Payload Size ISP: Internet Service Provider 32 characters max. Ie ispprovider.net It can be left blank for most cases. Use blue keys on your keypad to select a letter from the alphabet. Use the key to cycle between lower case
letters, upper case letters or numeric mode.
ADSL
-- PING Setup ISP Name Destination IP VCI VPI IP Transport IP Encap PPP Addr. Mode Static IP Ping Count Payload Size The IP address that you want to ping. Ie 216.109.117.205 (always enter 3digit numbers Ie 192.168.001.001 for 192.168.1.1) Use blue keys on your keypad to select a number from 0 to 9.
ADSL
-- PING Setup ISP Name Destination IP VCI VPI IP Transport IP Encap PPP Addr.Mode Static IP Ping Count Payload Size VCI: Virtual Channel Identifier VPI: Virtual Path Identifier The ATM route to the ISP. Ie VCI = 35, VPI = 0
ADSL
-- PING Setup ISP Name Destination IP VCI VPI IP Transport IP Encap PPP Addr. Mode Static IP Ping Count Payload Size Use or IP Transport protocols define how IP datagram is carried over the ATM network. PPPoE PPPoA IPoE IPoA
to check the right option.
ADSL
-- PING Setup ISP Name Destination IP VCI VPI IP Transport IP Encap PPP Addr. Mode Static IP Ping Count Payload size Use or
LLC SNAP VC MUX LLC SNAP - an LLC header is added to the start of the AAL5 frame. VC MUX - no LLC header is included.
The ISP expects the above transport protocols to be configured. to check the right option.
ADSL
ISP Name Destination IP VCI VPI IP Transport IP Encap PPP Addr. Mode Static IP Ping Count Payload Size -- PING Setup For the PPP transport protocols, you must provide the following additional information assigned by the ISP:
User Name Password Authentication
- the login name - the password for login PAP CHAP
PPP Authentication Protocols: PAP: Password Authentication Protocol

CHAP: Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
ADSL
ISP Name Destination IP VCI VPI IP Transport IP Encap PPP Addr. Mode Static IP Ping Count Payload Size -- PING Setup Address Mode The Local IP Address can be setup as either Static (Provided by the user) or Dynamic, using the DHCP (Address is negotiated by the unit with the ISP). Static DHCP Use or to check the right option.
Note: The correct ADSL Type (ADSL2+ Auto, G.DMT, G.Lite, ANSI or Multimode) must have been previously selected in the ADSL Setup menu before starting a Ping.
ADSL
ISP Name For the Static IP transport protocols, you must Destination IP provide the following information assigned by VCI the ISP: VPI IP Transport IP Encap Local IP PPP Subnet Addr. Mode Gateway Static IP Ping Count Payload size Local IP - your Static local IP, ie 192.168.0.7 Subnet Gateway - the subnet mask, - the gateway IP address, ie 255.255.255.0 ie 192.168.0.1 -- PING Setup
ADSL
-- PING Setup ISP Name Destination IP VCI VPI IP Transport IP Encap PPP Addr. Mode Static IP Ping Count Payload Size Sets the number of Pings to automatically perform. Use the blue keys to enter a number between 1 and 10 Press to save
Ping Count
123
01 01
Save
ADSL
-- PING Setup For ping count set to 1 the display shows:
Current Ping Time
For Ping count > 1 while pinging the display shows:
Total Number of Ping Tests
Maximum Time in mS
On completion of the multiple pings the display shows:

Minimum Time in mS
Average Time
Successful Ping Tests over Total
ADSL
-- PING Setup ISP Name Destination IP VCI VPI IP Transport IP Encap PPP Addr. Mode Static IP Ping Count Payload Size Payload Size Sets the number of bytes to be sent in the Ping packet. Minimum value of 4 Maximum value of 1472
Payload Size
123
0064 0064
Save
Use the blue keys to enter the number Press

to save
Tool Box
Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info Use or to highlight one to
of these functions and press select it.

Tool Box
Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info -- Selftest
Short the test leads before running selftest. This symbol indicates that the leads are open, short Red-Black-Green test leads and try again.
Tool Box
-- Load Coil Count Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info
This test counts up to five load coils on an unterminated pair. There must be at least 1000m of cable after each load coil for this function to count properly
Tool Box
-- Load Coil Count Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info
Press Press
to repeat the load coil count to stop counting
Tool Box
Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info Use and -- Review Results Search Label Search Date Delete Label Delete Date Delete All
View result sorted by label. View result sorted by date. Delete result sorted by label. Delete result sorted by date. Delete all results with confirm prompt.
arrow keys to move through to select a result.
the list and press

Tool Box
-- Auto Results Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info Review saved test results or clear the Auto results memory Show Results Delete All
Tool Box
-- Auto Results
Press Press
to select a memory location from A-J to review the results
There are three screen of results as follows:

Tool Box
-- Auto Results Press to move between the three results screen
Press select another memory location Tip: or can also be used to scroll through the results
Tool Box
-- Auto Results Selftest Loadcoil count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info Review saved test results, upload them to a PC or clear the Auto results memory Show Results Delete All
Yes No
If Yes all Autotest results are cleared from memory
Tool Box
Selftest Loadcoil count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info -- PC Link Use PC Link to connect to a PC for test results download, configuration changes and software upgrades * Before entering PC Link it is important to make sure that the test leads are properly connected to the provided serial connector cable in a color code organized manner, and that the serial connector cable is connected to the PC.
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Tool Box
-- PC Link When PC Link is selected the unit will prepare itself for PC communication and wait for an operation to be executed on the PC. The following screen will be displayed initially as the unit prepares itself for communication When the unit is ready for communication, the following screen is displayed
When an operation is executed on the PC, the unit will display the following image, indicating communication is in progress:
Tool Box
Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results PC Link Auto Results Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info -- Set Clock
Use this option to set the date and time. Input date and time in following order: Date Day / Month / Year Time Hour / Minute / Second
Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results PC Link Auto Results Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info
Tool Box
-- Language The 950ADSL2 Plus can display information in two languages. Use this menu to select the desired language for all on-screen messages.
Here is the key sequence to reach the language selection menu, if you dont understand the language on display.
Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info
Tool Box
-- Line Frequency
50Hz 60Hz
To remove the effects of high power line interference.
Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results Auto Result PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info
Tool Box
-- Units
Meters Feet
Change the units of measurement for the 950ADSL2 Plus
Tool Box
Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info -- Auto Shutdown
On Off After 5 minutes of inactivity, the 950ADSL2 Plus turns itself off to save battery power. The Off setting disables Auto Shutdown 950ADSL2 Plus defaults to Auto ShutdownOn each time the unit is turned on.
Tool Box
Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Modem Power Version Info -- Modem Power
This feature is used to change the modem power state.
Always On 5 Minutes Off Max Savings
Always On The ADSL2+ Modem is powered up at all times, while the unit is on. This option will provide the fastest access time to an ADSL test but will also consume the most battery power. 5 Minutes Off The modem remains in a powered up state for 5 minutes after any ADSL test. This is the default setting.
Max Saving The ADSL2+ modem will be powered up only for the test, and shut off immediately after. 3 Communication Markets Division
Tool Box
Selftest Loadcoil Count ADSL Results Auto Results PC Link Set Clock Language Line Frequency Units Auto Shutdown Version Info -- Version Info
This screen displays internal software version numbers for the program language files used in the 950ADSL2 Plus and MAC address used in PING

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Serial Cable Softbag

AC/DC Adapter Test Leads

Hookup -- Test Leads

Ring Conductor Black clip Tip Conductor

X connect box, pedestal etc.

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Increase Contrast Decrease Contrast

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Test Result Screens

Test lead icons

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Press Press The

to select T-R or R-G or T-G to select AC or DC measurement key

key can be used as a shortcut for the

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High Current Warning

This warning appears when current exceeds 110mA.

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to repeat Ringers count

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Insulation Soak Test

Insulation Soak Test

to select R-G or T-G. to update the reference reading

The live reading is in the Bold box on the left of display

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to select T-G, R-G or T-R to setup Capacitance factors

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to select Ground Capacitance or Mutual Capacitance to enter new values

Use the blue keys Press

to save new values and exit setup

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Press or to select 404Hz, 1004Hz, 2804Hz or 577Hz Trace Tone

to select one of the four frequencies.

Tone Transmit --Setup

(Existing Frequency) (New Frequency) Save

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to select to select tone

on-hook pulse dialing

Use the Blue keys Press Press

to select the Autodialer to adjust speaker volume

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The autodialer stores up to 10 frequently used numbers

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To Dial a stored number Press

to move through the list of stored numbers

Use the blue keys Press Press Press

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Power Influence and Noise

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Longitudinal Balance (LB)

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Power Influence & Circuit Noise