Fluke DSP-100 Manuel D’Utilisation

Users Manual

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Summary Data:  Summary data are the cable identification name, date and
time of the test, cable length, test result summary (pass, fail, or warning), total
length, and site name for the selected summaries, as shown in the Autotest
Reports window.

Save File as Type .CSV:  Comma-separated values are test data formatted
for use in spreadsheet and database applications. The test data are uploaded
as a list of values separated by commas. When you open the data file in
another application, the application places each comma-separated value in a
separate cell. You can then use the data to create plots of NEXT, attenuation,
ACR, and RL. See your spreadsheet or database manual or help file for
instructions on using CSV data.

If your test tool’s numeric format is set to use a comma as the decimal
separator, the test tool automatically uses a semicolon as the data separator
in CSV files.

Save File as Type .TXT:  Text files uploaded to a PC can be edited and
printed using a word processor.

Data from the Last Test Run:  This data, which is temporarily stored in a
block of the test tool’s memory, include 1550 measurement points for each
cable pair for each test that produces a plot. Only data from tests specified by
the selected test standards are available. The data remain memory until you
save the test, run another test, or turn the rotary switch to a new position.
When you save an Autotest, the test tool saves only the worst-case point for
each test.

Find Worst Margin:  Worst Margin is the margin that comes closest to
exceeding the limit, or the margin that exceeds the limit by the greatest
amount. Worst margin is reported for the cable pair selected with the cursor.

Find Worst Pair:  Worst Pair is the pair having the worst margin of all the
cable pairs. Quick Plot finds the worst pair even if all of the pairs are not
shown on the plot.

The Find menu does not appear with TDR and TDX

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