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| Khashoggi:
--- Quote from: menkelis link=topic=23644.msg430256#msg430256 date=1398133512 ---Great. By any chance do you have a copy of 'HealthScan' as it is not included on the utility disk that I have? Also if you have the cablemap/ID plugs 1 through XX could you use a DMM to measure the pins so that I can build some myself? My 683 only came with cablemap/ID 0 plug, and this is what I probed: Insider the cable map are seven resistors connected between the eight pins of RJ45 plug so that each pin can be tested, and there is a link going from pin 1 to pin 8 that increases in resistance value. Between pins 1 and 2 is a 19K ohm resistor, between pins 2 and 3 is a 16K ohm resistor. Between pins 3 and 4 is a 15K ohm resistor, between pins 4 and 5 is a 15K ohm resistor. Between pins 5 and 6 is a 12K ohm resistor, between pins 6 and 7 is a 12K ohm resistor. Between pins 7 and 8 is a 10K ohm resistor. Transmit data (TX) is on pins 1 & 2, Receive data (RX) is in pins 3 & 6. So the resistance measured for TX pair is 19K ohms, while the resistance measured on the RX pair is 42K ohms (15K of pins 3&4 + 15K of pins 4&5 +12K of pins 5&6). I think the total resistance between pins 1&8 (100K ohms) is used for the ID function, but at this time I don't have any other ID plugs to test this theory out. Thanks if you can help. --- End quote --- Hi Menkelis, I am happy to report I have identifiers 0,1,2,3,6 (similar small form factor) And identifiers 8,9,11,12 which are double-width of the other small form factor identifiers. You appear to be using the T568A wiring so that is what I will use. I'm using a Fluke 45 for these measurements and am rounding from the thousands to the tenths- ID 0 1-2 18.7K 2-3 16.6K 3-4 15.8K 4-5 14.1K 5-6 12.7K 6-7 11.2K 7-8 10.0K ID 1 1-2 180.7K 2-3 80.7K 3-4 99.9K 4-5 180.6K 5-6 74.7K 6-7 INF 7-8 INF ID 2 1-2 182.2K 2-3 82.2K 3-4 100.0K 4-5 182.2K 5-6 75.0K 6-7 INF 7-8 INF ID 3 1-2 183.4K 2-3 83.5K 3-4 100.0K 4-5 183.4K 5-6 75.0K 6-7 INF 7-8 INF ID 6 1-2 188.7K 2-3 88.7K 3-4 100.0K 4-5 188.7K 5-6 75.0K 6-7 INF 7-8 INF ID 8 1-2 191.7K 2-3 91.2K 3-4 100.0K 4-5 191.7K 5-6 75.1K 6-7 INF 7-8 INF ID 9 1-2 194.2K 2-3 94.2K 3-4 100.0K 4-5 194.2K 5-6 75.2K 6-7 INF 7-8 INF ID 11 1-2 205.5K 2-3 105.3K 3-4 100.2K 4-5 205.5K 5-6 75.3K 6-7 INF 7-8 INF ID 12 1-2 224.9K 2-3 125.2K 3-4 99.7K 4-5 224.9K 5-6 75.1K 6-7 INF 7-8 INF |
| Khashoggi:
I'll check if I have healthscan |
| gurulala:
Hi Menkelis, Do you still have the Fluke LANMeter Utilities 2.2 and the Latest software 9.5? If yes could you please upload it. Unfortunately Fluke took it down from Fluke ftp sites. I would appreciate you help, I'm trying to upgrade my 686. Thanks, |
| ownz_3255:
Hello, I'm also looking for Fluke LANMeter Utilities 2.2 and the v9.5 software. I would appreciate any help, thanks |
| equx4567:
I just picked up a 686 LANMeter and was wondering if the firmware was the same between different models in the 68x series and if anyone had a link to download the utility and firmware for this model. |
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