CCTT Training

Added a FiberFox Mini6S+ fusion splicer to the lab. Using it to build cables to use in training classes.

Live stream today at 10am PDT. Channel Adapters vs Patch Cord Adapters using the Fluke Networks DSX CableAnalyzer™.

Channel vs Patch Cord Adapters Is it OK to use a Channel Adapter on the Fluke Networks DSX CableAnalyzer to certify patch cords? The answer is no and in this webcast we'll look at why it ...

Free webcast July 8th 10am PDT live on YouTube
https://youtu.be/co4lTJbu934

Is it OK to use a Channel Adapter on the Fluke Networks DSX CableAnalyzer to certify patch cords? The answer is no and in this webcast we'll look at why it is important you use the Patch Cord adapters for both MPTL links and certifying patch cords.

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Using the Fluke Networks MultiFiber Pro? Check out this short course on how to properly set reference.
https://www.easy-lms.com/multifiber-pro/course-29244

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Think you know fiber? Test your knowledge with this quick quiz and see how you rank against others.
https://www.onlinequizcreator.com/fiber-optics/quiz-423544

Knowing whether the problem is with the cable or connector is key to fixing a failing link quickly. Here's an example of the HDTDX screen from the Fluke Networks DSX-8000. Can you tell if the problem is with the cable or connector?

Fluke Networks CertiFiber® Pro OLTS quick start video!

Fluke Networks CertiFiber® Pro Getting Started In this video, Mike Pennacchi of Network Protocol Specialists, LLC takes you through how to setup a project, create a Loss and Length test, set a 1-Jumper re...

Ever wonder where all of the Test Limits on the Versiv™ are documented? They can be found in the Limit Lines document available on the Fluke Networks website.
https://www.flukenetworks.com/support/downloads?title=limit+lines

Check out our quick start on the DSX CableAnalyzer™

Getting Started with the Fluke Networks DSX CableAnalyzer™ In this video, Mike Pennacchi of Network Protocol Specialists, LLC takes you through how to setup a project, create several copper tests and run the tests. ...

A common mistake when setting up a copper test is to change the Cable Type, but not change the Test Limit. Always make sure that the Test Limit matches the cable you are testing.