1205CXB Cable Analyzer/Fault Detector

TDR Time Domain Reflector Meter / Network Analysis / Cable Test

Ensuring that customers are connected to the network is a top priority. The 1205CXB TDR is the perfect tool for quickly, easy and accurately identifying copper cable failures.

Radiodetection has developed the 1205CXB Metallic Cable Analyzer TDR, which makes cable failures quick and easy to detect.

The combination of a very clean, low-noise signal and a large color display makes all TDR controls on the screen with your fingertips, making it one of the industry's easiest to use.

easy to use

All TDR features are available at the top level, without the need to search for additional screens or menus
A quick and effective tool for new and experienced users alike
Minimize training and reduce time and costs

Ultra clean, low noise signal

Clearly identify cable issues without exploring noise

Auto Scan

Let 1205CXB find the fault
You can set the severity threshold for problems that 1205CXB detects.

Automatic and manual cursor placement functions

Two independent cursors - The distance between the cursors is automatically calculated when the cursor changes position, making it easy to locate the problem.

Automatic dBRL calculation

It saves time to find the most critical failure, eliminating the need to visually and/or manually calculate cable impedance changes.

Multipurpose USB port

Advanced Connectivity USB ports make it easy to view and export data and charge the battery

Waveform storage options and flexibility

Choose whether to save the waveform to a USB memory stick or on-board memory
Onboard storage can be short-term volatile RAM or permanent flash memory.
Save the waveform to a USB stick as a bmp image file or a btr file. These files are compatible with Radiodetection's easy-to-configure WaveView™ PC software, or both, and offer multiple options for reports, work orders, and more.

WaveView™ PC Software

Inspect and interpret the field waveforms in more detail than ever before.
Create reports for clients and offices.
Pan and zoom to scrutinise every detail of the waveform, identify and diagnose cable failures
You can also add notes to evaluate return loss (dBRL) numbers and correct mistakes such as VOP errors that occurred in the field.