Can it blink a switch port to locate a cable that's plugged into a far-end switch?
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No it does not. You will need something with a bit more intelligence and that can establish a link. Some people have had luck making a loopback plug. (Connect pins 1 and 6, 2 and 3, 4 and 8, 5 and 7). It's hit or miss if it is going to work. Depend on the switch as some will be too smart for this. If it does work it will only light briefly before ignoring the loopback. Another option would be a cheap network switch, Netgear FS105. No real intelligence and can establish a link within a few seconds from power-up. You could maybe even create a battery pack for it. If you spend a little more money and get a gig switch, Netgear GS105 you would be able to verify the cable. Netgear also has an 8 port switch, NETGEAR ProSAFE GS108T, that can be powered via PoE on port 1. If you are looking for the fluke device to do this you would be looking at the Fluke Networks LinkRunner Network Multimeter 100Mbps Network Link Testing Device. It's EOL but it's the cheapest option and Amazon has them. Nextstep would be Fluke Networks LRAT-1000 LinkRunner AT Copper Ethernet Network Tester.
1590716
Just plug your LAN connection into any of the ports. It makes no difference where any of the connections go. The switch will automatically sense the connections.
848384
No; take a look at our TC-716 passive line level switch, Amazon ASIN B0001F347K.
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you would probably have to get a plug that lets you do so...try going to a hardware store or a electrician, try calling one. I don't know if they have the plug in switch. soryy..but this is a cool gadget.
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Yes, its a full manual switch. Unless you're asking if you can "merge" two signals, if that's your intented purpose with it, of course it wont work.
539096
can I send a camera signal via hdmi to be conected to a black magic video switcher?
682661
Yes this will work fine but you need to make sure your switch has PoE ports or it won't matter what cable you use.
1500769
Yes but I have to unplug and re plug the device in for the ports to be turned on. This is an issue with a number of units. It is problematic to reboot a switch every time a device is plugged in
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Since you are testing continuity of a single run, if one end is in one room that's where you plug in one of these. Then you go to the location where the cable terminates and plug the other part. So yes if it's the same run you can test it that way.
499105
I imagine you can. It appears to be a stock switch. If you Google the switch number you might see it comes from many suppliers. Amazon's app will also allow the scan feature to view it and see if it recognizes it.
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No. This plugs directly into USB and there is a switch inline near the lights.
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It should as it is a 3 to 1 switch. Unfortunately I don't have a way to test that configuration.
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check the number of pins on receptacle where switch is plugged in. if it has the same number of pins it will work.
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Not exactly, it will only tell you if the cable (with the f connectors on the cable) is good or bad. It does NOT measure distance to a defect or fault.
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Yes, but mine is not 3 way then. I get light on the second twist of the switch.
589157
It should work as long as switch is not being kept from moving to off set point
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Mine did, also the cable is removable so of.it is not long enough or becomes damaged you can switch it out with out tools. Someone must have been thinking when they designed the switch 3.