The TDR2000/2 has a minimum resolution of 0.1m and a maximum range of 20 km at VF=0.9 and 16 Km (48,000 ft.) at 0.65 VF. The TDR2000/2 can perform single or dual channel measurements on a wide range of metallic cables. Active channels can be compared with each other or with previously stored traces from memory. Differential channel measurements are possible and cross talk between channels can also be identified.

Intermittent Mode
An ‘intermittent mode’ continually updates and shows any transient reflections. Any intermittent fault leaves a
permanent record on the display, capturing elusive faults.

Dual cursors
The TDR2000/2 can display either single or dual cursors. Single cursor mode displays the distance from the start of the cable to the cursor. In dual cursor mode the distance between faults can be measured.

Fast Find Key
One press of the find key automatically adjusts the range and gain and positions the cursor to the major event on the cable.

Tx Null
Tx Null helps eliminate the ‘dead zone’ at the start of the displayed trace, normally obscured by the transmission pulse. By the adjusting the Tx Null the user can see these ‘near end’ faults more clearly.

Output Pulse Control
Both the amplitude and width of the output pulse can be adjusted to provide the best possible reflection for accurate location of cable faults.

Interactive Help Screen
A full graphical help screen is available with keyboard layout and individual key operation. At the press of a button.

Trace Storage
15 internal trace memories provide for the storage and recall of test results. The traces can be recalled to the display for analysis or compared with an active display to aid in fault location. Alternatively the stored results can be downloaded to a computer, over the RS232 port, using the TraceMaster software and RS232 lead provided.