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Wire Tracer Receiver and Transmitter
Use the Receiver
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Use the Receiver
The Receiver can directly detect a signal on a wire through walls, floors, ceilings, and non-
metallic conduit or pipe. To indirectly trace a wire in non-metallic conduit or pipe, use
conductive fish tape or wire. See Conductive Fish Tape or Wire Method. The Receiver cannot
directly detect a signal on a wire through metallic conduit or pipe. Use the junction box method
to indirectly trace wires in metallic conduit. See Junction Box Method.
To use the Receiver:
1. Connect and set up the Transmitter in high mode unless otherwise noted.
2. Turn on the Receiver.
Note
Keep the Receiver >1 m (3 ft) from the Transmitter and test leads to minimize signal
interference.
3. If needed, open the settings screen to select the language, brightness of the screen,
volume, and type of breaker (GFI or RCD). See Change Settings.
4. If needed, select a mode. Ta b l e 8 lists the trace modes and describes the applications for
each mode.
a. On the 2052R receiver, push .
b. On the 2062R receiver, see Change the Trace Mode.
Tab l e 7. S i g nal M ode s
Mode Description
High Push <1 sec to use high mode for most applications.
Low
Push A to use low mode to trace a precise wire.
In low mode, the Transmitter generates a low signal level to not
oversaturate the Receiver with a signal that covers too large of an area. A
low signal level also reduces coupling to nearby wires and metal objects
that may make it difficult to trace a specific wire.
Loop
Push and hold for ≥2 sec to turn on loop mode.
Use loop mode to trace de-energized wires in a closed circuit such as
shorted wires, shielded cables, or wires grounded on the far end. Loop
mode automatically disables when the Transmitter connects to an
energized wire. Use loop mode for applications with the Clamp.
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