Greenlee Communications Nautilus PE945 Manuel utilisateur

Marque: Greenlee Communications

Modèle: Nautilus PE945

Catégorie: Testeurs de réseau câblé

Taper: Manuel utilisateur

PE930 • PE945 • PE961

Telephone Test Set

ADSL Compatible and 2-Way

Hands-free*

Microtelefono

de Prueba

Manos Libres y

Compatible con ADSL

Combiné d’essai

analogique

Mains-libres et

compatible LNPA (ADSL)

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES

MANUEL D’INSTRUCTIONS

Read and understand all of the instructions and safety information in this

manual before operating or servicing this tool.

Lea y entienda todas las instrucciones y la información sobre seguridad

que aparecen en este manual, antes de manejar estas herramientas o

darles mantenimiento.

Lire attentivement et bien comprendre toutes les instructions et les

informations sur la sécurité de ce manuel avant d’utiliser ou de procéder à

l’entretien de cet outil.

Enregistrez votre produit en ligne, www.greenlee.com

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English ........................... 2–14

Español......................... 15–27

Français ....................... 29–44

Description

The Nautilus Series PE9XX test sets are intended to troubleshoot communication circuits.

Its features include:

• Three Operating Modes: Talk (off-hook), Monitor (on-hook and listening), and Off

• ADSL Compatibility

• Two-way Hands-Free Speakerphone* (PE945 & PE961)

• Loudspeaker Listening

• Tone or Pulse Dialing

• Mute Function

• Luminescent Keypad

• Automatic Detection and Lockout of Digital Lines (PE961 only)

• Automatic Detection and Lockout of High Voltages (PE945 & PE961 only)

• Automatic Overcurrent Detection and Limitation

• Storage of up to Ten 21-digit Telephone Numbers

• Up to 31-digit LNR (Last Number Redial)

• Two-Tone Ringer with Adjustable Pitch

• Sealed Electronics

• Waterproof (IP67)

• Buoyant — Floats if Dropped in Water

• Chemical Resistant

• Three Year Warranty

Safety

Safety is essential in the use and maintenance of Greenlee tools and equipment. This instruction

manual and any markings on the tool provide information for avoiding hazards and unsafe practices

related to the use of this tool. Observe all of the safety information provided.

Purpose of this Manual

This manual is intended to familiarize personnel with the safe operation and maintenance procedures

for the Greenlee PE9XX Nautilus Series Telephone Test Sets.

Keep this manual available to all personnel.

Replacement manuals are available upon request at no charge at www.greenlee.com.

Do not discard this product or throw away!

For recycling information, go to www.greenlee.com.

All speciﬁcations are nominal and may change as design improvements occur. Greenlee Textron Inc. shall not be liable

for damages resulting from misapplication or misuse of its products.

KEEP THIS MANUAL

PE930 • PE945 • PE961

Important Safety Information

SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL

This symbol is used to call your attention to hazards or unsafe practices which could result in an

injury or property damage. The signal word, deﬁned below, indicates the severity of the hazard.

The message after the signal word provides information for preventing or avoiding the hazard.

Immediate hazards which, if not avoided, WILL result in severe injury or death.

Hazards which, if not avoided, COULD result in severe injury or death.

Hazards or unsafe practices which, if not avoided, MAY result in injury or property damage.

Read and understand this material before operating or servicing this

equipment. Failure to understand how to safely operate this tool could result in

an accident causing serious injury or death.

Electric shock hazard:

Contact with live circuits could result in severe injury or death.

Important Safety Information

When in Loudspeaker mode, keep the loudspeaker more than 1 foot (30 cm)

from your ear.

Misue could result in hearing damage.

Inspect the tester and cord for wear or damage. Replace worn, damaged or missing

components with Greenlee replacement parts. A damaged component may fail, resulting

in injury or property damage.

Do not perform any service or maintenance other than as instructed in this manual.

Failure to observe this precaution can result in injury or property damage.

Use this tool for the manufacturer’s intended purpose only. Use other than that which is described in

this manual can result in injury or property damage.

Replace weak or discharged batteries as soon as either of these conditions is detected.

PE930 • PE945 • PE961

Identiﬁcation

LED Indications:

• Low Battery – middle LED ﬂashes RED.

• Mute Mode – middle LED ﬂashes GREEN.

• Off-Hook Mode – right LED ﬂashes RED.

• Monitor Mode – right LED ﬂashes GREEN.

Hazard Indications:

• A constant ringing may indicate a hazard–excessive AC voltage on the line. If you hear this

continuous rinng alarm, carefully remove the test set from the line.

Polarity LED

Mute and Low Battery

Mode LED

Speciﬁcations

Monitor Impedance .................................................................................................... > 400 kΩ @ 1 kHz

Loop Resistance (maximum) ............................................................................................................5 kΩ

Current Draw ............................................................................................................................ < 15 mA

DC Resistance

Talk Mode ............................................................................................................................< 300 Ω

Idle ..................................................................................................... > 10 MΩ (30 µA @ 300 VDC)

Monitor ................................................................................................ > 10 MΩ (30 µA @ 300 VDC)

Temperature

Operating .............................................................................................–34 to 60 °C (–29 to 140 °F)

Storage ................................................................................................–50 to 75 °C (–58 to 167 °F)

Battery ......................................................................................9 V alkaline (NEDA 1604A or IEC 6LR61)

Introduction

The PE9XX Series Nautilus Telephone Test Sets are an advanced, convenient, and easy-to-use

telephone line troubleshooting device. Equipped with a number of LEDs and alarms, it lets the user

know the operating mode and provides alerts for hazardous situations.

LEDs: Polarity

Low Battery

Talk/Monitor

Tones: Low Pitch

Middle Pitch

High Pitch

The LEDs and tones indicate various conditions and functions. They are shown throughout the manual

in italic type.

The PE945/PE961 produces two types of alarms to alert the user to potentially hazardous situations.

• Excessive DC voltage is indicated by low pitch tones (Boop... Boop... Boop...).

• AC line voltage is indicated by continuous ringing.

If you hear either of these alarms, which are repeated in bold italic type in this manual, remove the

test set from the line carefully and immediately.

PE930 • PE945 • PE961

Operation

The test set must have a good 9V battery installed in order to operate.

See “Changing the Battery or Cordset” in this manual.

1. Connect the red wire to the ring (negative) side of the circuit.

2. Connect the black wire to the tip (positive) side of the circuit.

3. Use the Talk, Monitor and Mute features as described in this section.

Automatic Ground Start

Some lines, especially PABX, require a momentary ground to draw a dial tone.

Connect the test set’s red and black wires to the telephone circuit as usual, and connect the green wire

to ground. Press the TALK button momentarily to check for dial tone.

The ground start is automatic, and the green wire can remain connected without affecting the call.

TALK

Press once to go off-hook (connect). Press MONITOR to go on-hook (disconnect).

▼ Off-Hook Mode

LED: Flashing red (ﬁrst press)

Tone: Middle Pitch–Middle Pitch

LED: Flashing red (additional presses)

Tone: High Pitch

▼ On-Hook Mode

LED: Flashing green (ﬁrst press)

Tone: Middle Pitch

LED: None (second press)

Tone: Low Pitch

Automatic Line Checks

The PE945/PE961 is designed to allow testing of POTS service on a live xDSL line with reduced risk of

bringing down the data service. At any attempt to go Off-Hook, the test set automatically performs the

following line checks:

1. Digital Signal Presence (PE961 only): A two-tone alarm (middle pitch – low pitch) sounds

and the test set locks out. To override this alarm, e.g. on an ADSL line, press the TALK key. Once

overridden, the alarm will remain cancelled until the unit is either turned off or disconnected from

the line.

2. High DC Level (76V-116V): A single-tone alarm (low pitch) sounds, the hook status LED ﬂashes

red and green and the test set locks out. To override this alarm, press and hold the TALK key until

the alarm stops.

3. HIGH DC Level (>116V): A single-tone alarm sounds and the test set locks out. The alarm may not

be overridden.

The PE930 does not include these features.

Operation (cont’d)

MONITOR

Press once to monitor the line without disturbing data, signal, or voice transmissions on the line. Press

repeatedly to alternate between Monitor mode and off. If the test set is off-hook (connected), pressing

MONITOR will release the line (disconnect).

To conserve battery life, the test set will shut off after 20 minutes of monitoring or 5 minutes after

removal from the line.

▼ Monitor Mode

LED: Flashing green

Tone: Middle Pitch

MUTE

Press and release to stop transmitting over the line, to ﬁlter outside noise from the line, or to eliminate

sidetones. Press again to talk. Mute works only when the test set is in Talk mode.

▼ Mute Mode

LED: Flashing red

Tone: High Pitch (Mute ON)

Tone: Low Pitch (Mute OFF)

PE930 • PE945 • PE961

Dialing Features

PULSE

Pulse Dialing

Press PULSE, then press TALK.

The dialing mode will automatically return to tone-type dialing when the test set is removed from the

line or when the test set is switched off.

To mix pulse and tone dialing, select PULSE and dial the pulse digits. Then press

to select TONE

and dial the tone digits (the

will not be dialed).

Note: If the dialing string is started in Tone mode, it is not possible to add Pulse digits.

The Last Number Redial feature (explained later in this section) will dial this number as a mixture of

pulse and tone digits.

To dial this number from memory (explained later in this section):

• setting the dialing mode to Pulse before pressing MEM will dial the number as a mixture of pulse and

tone digits

• setting the dialing mode to Tone before pressing MEM will dial the number as tone digits only

LNR/PAUSE

Last Number Redial / Pause

Immediately after going off-hook, press LNR (last number redial) to redial the dialing string from the

previous call.

In STORE mode press PAUSE to insert a pause in a memory. If within the ﬁrst 5 entries, this inserts a

2second pause in the dialing out string; if not, then it halts the dialing. Press PAUSE to resume.

STO

MEM

Store and Memory

Both the test sets can store up to 10 telephone numbers, one under

each of the digits (0–9).

To store a telephone number:

1. While connected to a line and in the Talk mode, press STO.

2. Press MEM and a location (0-9).

3. Enter the telephone number to be stored.

4. Press STO to store.

In addition to digits, the memory will also store

(ﬂash) and

(pause).

To recall and dial a stored telephone number:

1. While connected to a line and in the Talk mode, press MEM.

2. Press the appropriate digit (0–9).

Other Features

FLASH

Flash

Press FLASH to generate a timed line break.

SPKR

Speaker

The PE930 allows loudspeaker listening only in talk mode and monitor mode.

The PE945/PE961 allows two different speaker modes: Loudspeaker (receive only) operation and

two-way hands-free operation.

• While off-hook, press SPKR. The test set is now in Loudspeaker mode, with the Mute feature

activated. The Mute LED will be ﬂashing GREEN.

• From this mode, press MUTE to communicate in the two-way hands-free mode.

• When the test set is off, press SPKR to select Monitor mode with loudspeaker. Press again to select

Monitor mode without the loudspeaker.

WARNING! – When in Loudspeaker mode, keep the loudspeaker more than 1 foot (30cm) from your

ear. Misuse could result in hearing damage.

VOL

Volume Control

To control the speaker volume, press VOL. The speaker is set to automatically start out at the low

setting. Press VOL to toggle between high and low volume.

POL

Polarity

To determine the polarity, press POL. The LED will indicate polarity as follows:

▼ Red wire connected to ring (negative)

LED: Steady green

▼ Red wire connected to tip (positive)

LED: Steady red

Pressing POL while ringing will cause the LED to alternate between green and red.

PE930 • PE945 • PE961

Changing the Battery or Cord Set

Note: Replace the battery in less than one minute to retain the contents of the memory.

1. Disconnect the unit from the circuit.

2. Press MONITOR to go to off mode.

3. Loosen the three screws and the cover.

4. Replace the battery or cord set, as shown. Observe polarity. (Red/Black, +/–)

5. Replace the cover and tighten the screws.

Note: Skipping Steps 1 and 2 may cause the unit to malfunction. If the test set does not restart after

changing the battery, disconnect the battery for two minutes. Then proceed with Step 4.

A Positive or Tip (Black)

B Negative or Ring (Red)

C Earth Ground (Green)

Cleaning Instructions

Periodically wipe the case with a damp cloth and mild detergent.

*Green wire shown in diagram is part of the optional PE901 Ground Start Kit.

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Black Wire Red WireGreen Wire*

Using the Test Set for Troubleshooting Circuits

Some general troubleshooting procedures and tips are provided here. These procedures may require

other tools or equipment that are speciﬁc to the communications system installation trade. For a

complete selection of VDV (voice-data-video) tools, please refer to a Greenlee full-line catalog or visit

our website at www.greenlee.com.

Ground fault Check for the presence of voltage. If voltage is

present, measure the level. If it is typical line

voltage, contact the local electric utility.

A long run of telephone

cable near a power line

Contact the local electric utility.

Power hum Cable imbalance Break the circuit down into sections and check each

section for an imbalance.

Momentary or impulse

noise

This may be due to an unbalanced cable, nearby

power switch gear, or similar equipment.

Popping, crackling The customer has an older carbon transmitter type

of telephone.

Noise Hiss (white noise);

pulse dialing causes a

momentary change in the

sound of the noise

This is probably due to water in the cables.

Cross connection Direct wiring fault Check for crossed pairs.

Cross-talk Split pair A split pair (a circuit made up of wires from two

separate wire pairs) will be unbalanced and prone

to cross-talk.

Symptom*

Possible Cause /

Troubleshooting Step

Explanation

This is a potentially hazardous situation!

If the test set produces the excessive DC voltage

alarm (low pitch, low pitch, low pitch) or the AC

line voltage alarm (constant ringing), remove the

test set from the line carefully and immediately!

Test set alarms Telephone wire

contacting a power line

* Wet cables may cause most of these symptoms and may cause multiple symptoms to appear at

the same time.

PE930 • PE945 • PE961

Troubleshooting (cont’d)

* Wet cables may cause most of these symptoms and may cause multiple symptoms to appear at

the same time.

Intermittent or

variable current

Wet cables or a

bad connection

If accompanied by noise, the cause is usually

wet cables.

If no noise is present, the cause is probably a bad

connection in a cross-connect or a bad connection

at the central ofﬁce.

RFI (radio frequency

interference)

Split pair An unbalanced pair near a radio transmitter will

be prone to RFI. Adding radio ﬁlters can reduce the

interference on the line (the symptom), but does not

solve the imbalance (the problem). To troubleshoot,

break the circuit down into sections and check each

section for split pairs or a resistive imbalance.

A strong amount of radio interference may trigger

the test set’s excessive DC voltage alarm and

prevent connection when you attempt to go off-

hook. If this happens, listen closely for the sound of

a radio broadcast to determine if this is the cause

of the alarm. If it is necessary to make a call in

this situation, you may safely override the alarm by

holding down the TALK button for the duration of the

override tone. When the test set goes quiet, release

the TALK button and dial the number.

Note: This override procedure will not work if

the line is unpowered or if a hazardous DC voltage

is present.

Improperly removed bridge taps may also introduce

RFI. Bridge taps, which were once used for party-

line service (multiple users sharing a cable pair),

were often disconnected but left in place, with

a stub section of cable still connected. This stub

section can act as an antenna and induce radio

signals into the circuit.

Symptom*

Possible Cause /

Troubleshooting Step

Explanation

Dead circuit Open circuit or

short circuit

Break the circuit down into sections and check each

section for continuity.

(2b) When using the test

set in Monitor mode,

or with the test set

disconnected, the

voltage will be lower

than normal.

(2b) This indicates a partial short circuit.

(2a) When using the test

set in Monitor mode,

or with the test set

disconnected, the

voltage will

be normal.

(2a) This indicates a high-resistance fault, which

restricts the amount of current ﬂowing through

the circuit. Possible faults include a poor con-

nection, wet cables, or a line extender failure.

Distortion, dialing

difﬁculty

(1) When using the test

set in Talk mode, the

voltage will be lower

than normal.

Symptom*

Possible Cause /

Troubleshooting Step

Explanation

* Wet cables may cause most of these symptoms and may cause multiple symptoms to appear at

the same time.

Troubleshooting (cont’d)

PE930 • PE945 • PE961

Descripción

El equipo de prueba PE945/PE961 es para diagnosticar circuitos de comunicación.

Sus características incluyen:

• Tres modos de operación: Conversación (Descolgado), Monitor (Colgado y escuchando), y

Desactivado

• Compatibilidad con ADSL

• Altavoz manos libres bidireccional* (PE945 & PE961)

• Capacidad para escuchar con altavoz

• Marcación por tono o pulsación

• Función de silenciamiento

• Teclado luminosos

• Detección y bloqueo automático de líneas digitales (solo PE961)

• Detección y bloqueo automático de altas tensiones (solo PE945 y PE961)

• Detección y limitación automática de exceso de corriente

• Almacenamiento hasta de 10 números telefónicos con 21 dígitos

• Timbre de dos tonos ajustables

• Electrónicos sellados

• Impermeable (IP67)

• Flotante — Flota si cae al agua

• Resistente a los productos químicos

• Garantía de tres años

Acerca de la seguridad

Es fundamental observar métodos seguros al utilizar y dar mantenimiento a las herramientas y equipo

Greenlee. Este manual de instrucciones y todas las marcas que ostenta la herramienta le ofrecen la

información necesaria para evitar riesgos y hábitos poco seguros relacionados con su uso. Siga toda la

información sobre seguridad que se proporciona.

Propósito de este manual

Este manual tiene por objeto familiarizar al personal con los procedimientos de funcionamiento y

mantenimiento seguros para la serie Greenlee PE9XX Nautilus.

Manténgalo siempre al alcance de todo el personal.

Puede obtener copias adicionales de manera gratuita, previa solicitud en www.greenlee.com.

¡No deseche ni descarte este producto!

Para información sobre reciclaje, visite www.greenlee.com.

Todas las especiﬁcaciones son nominales y pueden cambiar conforme tengan lugar mejoras de diseño. Greenlee

Textron Inc. no se hace responsable de los daños que puedan surgir de la mala aplicación o mal uso de sus productos.

CONSERVE ESTE MANUAL

SÍMBOLO DE ALERTA

SOBRE SEGURIDAD

Este símbolo se utiliza para indicar un riesgo o práctica poco segura que podría ocasionar

lesiones o daños materiales. Cada uno de los siguientes términos denota la gravedad del riesgo.

El mensaje que sigue a dichos términos le indica cómo puede evitar o prevenir ese riesgo.

Peligros inmediatos que, de no evitarse, OCASIONARÁN graves lesiones o incluso la muerte.

Peligros que, de no evitarse, PODRÍAN OCASIONAR graves lesiones o incluso la muerte.

Peligro o prácticas peligrosas que, de no evitarse, PUEDEN OCASIONAR lesiones o daños

materiales.

Lea y entienda este documento antes de manejar esta herramienta o darle

mantenimiento. Utilizarla sin comprender cómo manejarla de manera segura

podría ocasionar un accidente, y como resultado de éste, graves lesiones o

incluso la muerte.

Peligro de electrocución:

El contacto con circuitos activados podría ocasionar graves lesiones o incluso la

muerte.

Importante Información sobre Seguridad

PE930 • PE945 • PE961

Importante Información sobre Seguridad

Cuando lo tenga en modo de altavoz, mantenga el altavoz a más de 1 pie

(30cm) de distancia del oído.

El mal uso puede ocasionar la pérdida auditiva.

Inspeccione el desgaste o daños en el probador. Cambie los componentes desgastados, dañados

o faltantes con piezas Greenlee. Los componentes dañados pueden fallar, lo cual puede ocasionar

lesiones o daños a la propiedad.

No le haga ningún servicio ni mantenimiento distinto al que se menciona en este manual.

No observar esta precaución puede ocasionar lesiones graves o la muerte.

Utilice esta herramienta únicamente para el ﬁn estipulado por el fabricante. El uso para cualquier ﬁn

distinto al que se menciona en este manual puede ocasionar lesiones y daños a la propiedad.

Cambie las pilas gastadas o descargadas apenas detecte cualquiera de esas condiciones.

Identiﬁcación

Indicaciones de los diodos fotoemisores:

• Pila descargada – Destello del diodo fotoemisor ROJO del MEDIO

• Modo Mudo – Destello del diodo fotoemisor VERDE del MEDIO.

• Modo Desenganchado – Destello del diodo fotoemisor ROJO de la DERECHA.

• Modo Monitor – Destello del diodo fotoemisor VERDE de la derecha.

Indicaciones de peligro:

• Un timbre constante puede indicar una tensión de CA excesiva y peligrosa en la línea. Si escucha

este alarma de timbre continuo, retire el equipo de prueba de la línea con cuidado.

TALK (HABLAR)

MONITOR (MONITOREAR)

MUTE (SILENCIADOR)

LED indicador de polaridad

Mudo y Pila descargada

LED indicador de modo

PE930 • PE945 • PE961

Especiﬁcaciones

Impedancia del Monitor .............................................................................................> 400 kΩ @ 1 kHz

Resistencia de Bucle (máxima) ........................................................................................................5 kΩ

Consumo de Corriente .............................................................................................................. < 15 mA

Resistencia de CC

Modo de Conversación ........................................................................................................< 300 Ω

En espera ........................................................................................... > 10 MΩ (30 mA @ 300 VCC)

Monitor ............................................................................................... > 10 MΩ (30 mA @ 300 VDC)

Temperatura

Funcionamiento .......................................................................................-34 a 60 °C (-29 a 140 °F)

Almacenamiento.....................................................................................-50 to 75 °C (-58 a 167 °F)

Pila ............................................................................................9 V alkaline (NEDA 1604A o IEC 6LR61)

Prefacio

Los equipos de teléfono Nautilus serie PE9XX son dispositivos avanzados para diagnosticar líneas

telefónicas, convenientes y fáciles de usar. Vienen equipados con un número de diodos fotoemisores

y alarmas, permiten que el usuario vea el modo de funcionamiento y emiten alertas en situaciones

peligrosas.

Diodos Fotoemisores: Polaridad

Pila descargada

Conversación/Monitor

Tonos: Tono Bajo

Tono Medio

Tono Alto

Los diodos fotoemisores y los tonos indican varias condiciones y funciones. Aparecen en cursiva a lo

largo de este manual.

El PE945/PE961 produce dos tipos de alarmas para alertar al usuario sobre situaciones potencialmente

peligrosas.

• La tensión de CC excesiva se indica con tonos bajos seguidos.

• El voltaje de CC de la línea se indica con un timbre continuo.

Si escucha cualquiera de esas alarmas, las cuales se repiten en cursiva negrita en este manual, retire

el equipo de prueba de la línea cuidadosa e inmediatamente.

Funcionamiento

El equipo de prueba debe tener instalada una pila de 9V para que funcione.

Ver “Cambio de Pila y Cable” en este manual.

1. Conecte el cable rojo al lado del timbre (negativo) del circuito.

2. Conecte el cable negro al lado de la punta (positivo) del circuito.

3. Utilice las características de Conversación, Monitorear y Silenciamiento descritas en esta sección.

Inicio Automático con Masa

Algunas líneas, especialmente centralitas (PABX), requieren una masa momentánea para obtener el

tono de marcación.

Conecte los cables rojo y negro al circuito del teléfono como de costumbre y el cable verde a tierra.

Apriete el botón TALK momentáneamente para comprobar el tono.

El inicio de masa es automático y el cable verde puede permanecer conectado sin que afecte la

llamada.

TALK (HABLAR)

Apriete una vez para conectar (descolgar). Apriete MONITOR para colgar (desconectar ).

▼ Modo Desenganchado

DIODO FOTOEMISOR: Destello rojo (primer apriete)

Tono: Tono Medio–Tono Medio

DIODO FOTOEMISOR: Destello rojo (aprietes adicionales)

Tono: Tono Alto

▼ Modo Enganchado

DIODO FOTOEMISOR: Destello verde (primer apriete)

Tono: Tono Medio

DIODO FOTOEMISOR: Ninguno (Segundo apriete)

Tono: Tono Bajo

Examen Automático de la Línea

El PE945/PE961 está diseñado para permitir la prueba del servicio telefónico en una línea ADSL activa

sin temor de interrupción del servicio de datos. El microtelefono hace las siguientes pruebas en la línea

automáticamente, ante cualquier intento de Desenganche:

1. Presencia de Señal Digital (Solo el PE961): Suena una alarma de dos tonos (medio – bajo) y el

equipo de prueba se aísla. Para anular esa alarma por ejemplo, en una línea ADSL, apriete el botón

TALK. Cuando esté anulada, la alarma permanece cancelada hasta que apague la unidad o hasta

que la desconecte de la línea.

2. Alto Nivel de CC (76V-116V): Suena una alarma unitonal (tono bajo), el diodo fotoemisor del

estatus del enganche-desenganche destella rojo y verde y el microtelefono se aísla. Para anular

esa alarma, apriete y sostenga el botón TALK hasta que la alarma pare.

3. ALTO Nivel de CC (>116V): Suena una alarma unitonal y el microtelefono se aísla. No se puede

anular la alarma.

PE930 no incluye estas característas.

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