Fluke Networks 52801001 TS52 Pro Test Set with Piercing Pin - Professional Network Cable Tester for Ethernet, RJ45, and Phone Lines - Ideal for IT Technicians and Network Installations

Handy features

This easy-to-use unit comes with all the features that make a technician more productive, including a crystal clear LCD (liquid crystal display) with backlight, caller-id, a high-fidelity, two-way hands-free amplified speakerphone, speed dialing, a low battery warning indicator and a rugged oversized locking belt clip for universal needs.

Data protection for your network:

• DataSafe (Extended range high-impedance)
• Data lockout with single button override

Testing benefits that increase your productivity:

• Caller-ID
• DTMF Digit Grabbing
• Data indication/warning
• Voltage indication
• Current (mA) indication
• Visual ANAC Mode (Automatic Number Announcement Circuit)

Durability and design that exceeds your needs:

• LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) with backlight
• DropSafe 20 feet
• Enhanced weatherproof/ waterproof case design
• Line cord strain relief
• Low profile keypad with protection ridge
• Mountable, top or bottom, extra large metal locking belt clip

 

Display: Easy-to-read Visual Indicator Icons

TS52 PRO Test Set Quick Guide
Feature	Operation
Data Test/ Lockout Override	Connect the unit to Tip and Ring and move the T/M switch to T. If high speed data is present, a warning beep sounds, the test set will lockout, will not go off-hook, and the display shows LOCKOUT. If there is no high speed data, the unit will go off-hook. If the test set is locked out and you are certain that you want to go off-hook, press the OVERRIDE key.
Line Voltage Test	In Monitor mode, press the Vdc/mA TEST key.
Loop Current Test	Switch to Talk mode and press the Vdc/mA TEST key.
Redial the Last Number Dialed	Switch to Talk mode and press the LNR key.
Pulse Dialing	By default the unit is configured to Tone dial. Any time the test set goes off-hook, it is automatically set to tone dialing. If you want to Pulse dial, switch to Talk mode and once off-hook, press the SHIFT (STORE PROG) key and then the PULSE key to change the dialing mode to pulse dialing. You can then enter the number to call.
Program Speed Dial Numbers	Switch to Monitor mode and press RCL. Enter the number to be stored. Press STORE/PROG, then press the number of the memory location (0-9) where you want to store it. The test set gives a confirmation tone and the display shows STORED. Dialing a number from Speed Dial location 9 automatically puts the test set into Visual ANAC mode and the test set is muted.
Set Receive-Only Loud Speaker as Default(for use in noisy environments)	Switch to Monitor mode and press STORE/PROG, then press MUTE. The confirmation tone sounds. To restore the Speakerphone as the default Speaker mode, repeat the above steps.
Speed Dial a Stored Number	Switch to Talk mode and press RCL. Press the key (0-9) of the memory location where the number is stored. The display shows the number being called.
Two-Way Speakerphone	Switch to Talk mode and press SPKR. Press SPKR again to deactivate. If you are listening only, press MUTE to activate the Receive-Only Loud Speaker. Press MUTE again to restore the two-way Speakerphone.
Turn on visual ANAC mode (For service provider use only, visual ANAC not available in all regions)	You can get a visual ANAC DTMF response by putting the test set in visual ANAC mode. Use speed dial location 9 or switch to Talk mode, press the STORE/PROG key and then the # key. When you dial your ANAC number, the number that you are dialing from is shown on the display and the test set is muted.
Display and Backlight	Turn on the display by switching to Talk mode or press the VOL or Vdc/mA TEST key in Monitor mode. Turn on or off the backlight in Monitor mode by pressing STORE/PROG followed by *. The default is off, this conserves battery power.
DTMF Digit Grabbing	Switch to Monitor mode, press the STORE/PROG key and then the Vdc/mA TEST key. Digit grabbing is deactivated when the display times out.
Caller ID	The display shows the Caller ID (CID) after the first ring while in Monitor mode. The CID messages are: The incoming phone number Blocked (if CID is blocked by the originating device) Line error (CID data is incomplete) Unknown ID (CID is not available) Lines carrying high speed data and voice must have a splitter (filter) to detect Caller ID.
Polarity	If normal, no icon is displayed. If reversed, the icon is shown.

Telephone Butt-In Test Sets Comparison Chart
	TS®54 TDR	TS®52 PRO	TS®22A	TS®22	TS®25D	TS®30 / TS®120*	TS®19
TDR for distance to Open, Shorts
Built-in toner
Display—backlit LCD and glow-in-the-the dark keypad					LCD only
Extended range high-impedance DataSafe operation in monitor mode
High-impedance DataSafe™ operation in monitor mode
Data lockout protection
DSL/POTS filtering technology
Low/high voltage indication
Low current (mA) indication
Over voltage and current protection
Waterproof—exceeds American Military Spec. MIL-STD-810E
RainSafe™—safe in severe weather conditions
DropSafe™—passes 20 foot (6 meter) drop test onto concrete
Stores nine 18-digit numbers in repertory dialer (speed dialing)
*TS120 for outside North America only. 67/33 break/make ratio.

In The Box

• TS52 PRO test set
• Piercing pin clips