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This cable tester can't test any electrified product.
Please change the batteries if and weak lights appears.
Please verify the RJ45 connector and cable is good and properly inserted
into jack. If not properly instalLED, the tester may not work.
Please use quality tools to crimp the cables.
Take out the battery if the tester will not be used for a long time.
PoE Tester
The 802.3af/802.3at PoE Tester, connected to an RJ45 outlet, allows one to
test live Ethernet cables and determine if power and data are present. And
also identifies the type of Power Sourcing Equipment (either Endspan or
Midspan) in your network. This unit is an easy-to-use in Power over
Ethernet(PoE) adapters for professionals, businesses and home users to
determine the existence of Power over Ethernet.
Operation (MT-7063)
1. Connect one end of cable into RJ45 Port of PoE equipment, and the
other end plug into the PoE jack of MT-7063.
2. Turn on the power of PoE equipment, and then switch on the PoE
tester.
3. When LED1 light turns orange as below, it means power is provided
by Midspan (45/78)
4. When LED2 light turns green as below, it means power is provided by
Endspan (12/36).
5. When LED1 light turns orange, and also LED2 light turns green as
below, it means power is provided by Midspan & Endspan (4 pair).
Midspan (orange) Endspan(green) Result
V X Minspan(45/78)
X V Endspan(12/36)
V V 4 pairs (1236& 4578)
Operation (MT-7064)
1. Connect one end of cable into RJ45 Port of PoE equipment, and the
other end into the PoE port of MT-7064.
2. Power on the PoE equipment, and then switch on the MT-7064.
Test result 1:
When LED1 light turns green as below, it means power is provided by
Endspan (12/36), and it is 802.3af standard, the output power is 15.4W.
(PD Max 12.95W)
Test result 2:
When LED1 light turns green and LED2 light turns blue as below, it
means power is provided by Endspan (12/36), and it is 802.3at standard,
the output power is 30W. (PD Max 25.5W)
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