Ideal 62-160 Tone Generator Instruction Sheet

This is a manual for using IDEAL Tone Generator. This product can generate three different tones, pulse tone, wave tone and steady tone, which can be selected from the front panel. The product can also be connected to a modular cable or alligator clips via RJ-11 interface. It also comes with a 9-volt battery.


Ideal 62-160 Tone Generator Instruction Sheet - cover page
Brand
IDEAL
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
821 KB
Published
04 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
E83A5766E210800E0AAAEA658E64770B

About this manual

The Ideal 62-160 Tone Generator is a handheld device used for tracing and testing telephone lines and coaxial cables. It features three selectable tones (warble, pulse, and steady) with adjustable amplitude and includes a separate talk battery status to provide increased voltage for test sets. The device operates on a 9-volt battery and includes safety warnings regarding live AC circuits.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Instructions for Use
  • Application Tips
  • To send a tone for tracing
  • To check continuity
  • Providing Talk Power
  • Analog Telephone Line Testing
  • Modular Testing
  • Coax Testing
  • Battery Replacement

Specifications

Power requirementsOne 9 Volt battery
Battery Life70 hours typical
Tone FrequenciesDual/1116 and 919 Hz, Single/919 Hz
Tone Power into 600 ohmsHI=7dBm, LO=1dBm
Voltage Protection (OFF Status)DC=58 volts continuous, AC=300Vpeak, 2 seconds
Dimensions2.7 x 2.6 x 1.1 inches (67 x 66 x 28 mm)
Weight4 oz with battery (113 grams)

Frequently asked questions

What tones are available on the Ideal 62-160?

The device offers three different tones: warble, pulse, and steady.

How do I check continuity with the tone generator?

Move the slide switch to the CONT position, connect leads to the subject pair, and the Red LED indicates continuity.

What is the battery life of the device?

The typical battery life is 70 hours.

Can I use the tone generator on live AC circuits?

No, you must not connect it to live AC circuits as this could cause an extreme shock hazard.

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