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Page 25 CAMI Checks Twisted Pair Relationships in 6 ft Cables
Acton, MA — CAMI Research has developed the capability to check and measure twisted pair re- lationships in cables as short as 6 ft (1.8m). This feature is now standard in the model M4 low- voltage continuity tester, and available as an op- tion for hipot (HVX series) testers. The same cir- cuitry allows measurement of cable length, length to break, capacitance, and resistance with precision (4-wire). CAMI offers its CableEye suite of products
complete with accessories, including plug-in con- nector boards. The stock library of these test fix- ture boards is constantly growing and currently numbers more than 60 — most of which are pop- ulated with families of connectors. When pre-populated boards are used, the
tester GUI automatically displays a graphic of the connectors and wiring under test. The tester can be programmed easily to do the same for custom boards and fixtures. These boards are designed to fit all CableEye testers. Five boards in the CAMI library have Ethernet sockets, where twisted pair cables may be used, the CB1, CB15, CB18, CB18A, and CB18C. With a single click, the wiring
schematic can be switched to a cus- tomizable netlist view, which can be set to display wiring colors. In both views, a large pass/fail indicator is clearly vis- ible. When checking twisted pair rela- tionships, a pass indicator shows that the wire resistances comply with the threshold and that the wires are paired correctly. If a capacitance value has been entered in the match data, the val- ues shown in the test data are within
APEM Intros Waterproof Pushbuttons
Vista, CA — APEM has added to its range of pushbuttons with the compact and waterproof IX series. The IX series combines the features of the IP and IA series with a backlit switch, 0.5 in. (1.2 cm) diameter bushing and a flexible elastomer membrane actuator. The IX series actuators are com-
pletely sealed, with no space between the actuator and bushing, meeting IP69K panel sealing requirements. The ultra-thin design offers er- gonomic benefits with a tight matrix mounting.
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booth #2223 M4 continuity, resistance and capacitance tester.
the capacitance tolerance set in the tester tab. Twisted pairs can be checked in this way in
cables as short as 6 ft (1.8m). The same circuity can be used to measure longer cables, distances to break when more then 6 ft (1.8m) away, and polarized and unpolarized capacitors. Capacitance measurements acquired during
the twisted pair check on reels and cables are au- tomatically saved and can be used to verify reel-to- reel and cable-to-cable consistency and quality. All connection measurements are logged for record keeping and analysis. All new testers ship with a renewable one-year warranty that includes free
tech support and software upgrades. Contact: CAMI Research, Inc., 42 Nagog
Park, Suite 115, Acton, MA 01720 % 978-266-2655
E-mail:
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