|
Plug the other end of the cable into the Remote testing device.
Run the test sequence as usual from the main testing unit; this can be done in either manual or automatic mode. Since the testing is being done remotely, you will see only one row of indicators illuminate on the main unit; these will correspond to the row of 8 indicator lights on the remote unit.
Compare indicator lights on the main and remote test units. At this point, it really helps if you have another person around to read the indicators on the remote unit! But if you’re doing the job alone, just run the test manually, and go back and forth between test units to check that each wire functions at both ends. As with non-remote testing, an optimum connection is shown when both of a wire’s indicators are brightly lit; a dim light equals poor connection, and no light indicates failure to connect. |
