Berry Electronics 966al3 Trunk Signaling Analyzer Test Set 966al3 Telephone Good

US $480

Sacramento, California, United States
Jan 29th

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Berry Electronics Model 966AL3 unit comes exactly as shown. Although I'd be clueless as to the full operation of the unit, it powers on with lights as should. It's been quite a long time since last calibrated (1989) but after a lot of searching around, apparently this unit is still used today and is quite pricey so will be making for a very useful system at a fair price. Additional info as follows below. If actual shipping is less than calculated then you'll receive a rebate. Winning bidder pays S&H. THANKS AND GOOD LUCK!!Berry 966A-L3 Trunk Signaling Analyzer Test Set Cutover Tool For Digital Switches The Berry 966A is the ideal test set for the cutover of digital switches, both CO and PBX. The 966A has been used satisfactorily by manufacturers of 5ESSTM**, DMS-10--, DMS-1OOTM ***, and GTDX5TM**** switches. The Digital Package enables the test set to interface directly with individual trunks on T-1 span lines in either a monitoring or drop-and-insert mode. This allows testing of both originating and terminating trunks at the DSX jack bay. With printer interface, hard copy from these same locations can also be gathered for information on timing, including digit and interdigit timing, wink timing, and complete call sequence timing record starting with the originating end off-hook signal. Addressing and digit power are also provided. The instrument receives and displays up to 64 digits of MF, DTMF and DP pulsing. Originating and Terminating office supervision is continuously displayed before, during and after outpulsing has occurred. Individual MF and DTMF pulses are measured for length and amplitude and can be checked against preset limits. Mutilated MF pulses consisting of more or less than two tones are recorded as errors and can be individually examined for tone content. Missing KP and ST digits are also automatically identified. Unlike any other test set, the 966A will interface at the 2-wire point, the 4-wire point and at the DSX bay. No other test set carries all those capabilities in one portable unit. Giving you a full view, the 966A shows you the condition of the supervision at the originating and terminating end. This comprehensive test set performs calibrated MF signal analysis. It automatically anticipates MF, DTMF and DP and traps errors. And at a glance, your technicians can see the general status of carrier trunks. No waiting for results! The printer lets you print unlimited separate events - up to three records per event. The 966A can transfer call progress sequence data to an on-site serial port printer, or off-site personnel can poll information on a remote terminal or P.C. and dump it to a remote printer. Applications A real benefit for Feature Group D testing. Display of single and multiple records. Great for TSPS, ANI, 911, IDDD and ABC for two stage pulsing such as ANI, TSPS, or IDDD. Each stage is treated as a separate record. Trap Intermittents The Berry 966A has the ability to trap intermittent signaling problems by automatically jumping from AUTO reset to hold when a problem condition is detected. With the printer, the problem condition is provided on hard copy, then the 966A returns to AUTO. Examine mutilated MF & DTMF digits, digit timing and digit power levels. Printer Interface provides hard copy digit timing, power, wink timing, and addressing. The 966A is particularly useful for detecting signaling problems being transmitted or received by the switch. On Dec-08-14 at 20:24:58 PST, seller added the following information: screen capture freeware On Dec-08-14 at 20:25:20 PST, seller added the following information: picture uploader On Dec-08-14 at 20:43:29 PST, seller added the following information: post a picture

Condition	Used : An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections.
Seller Notes	“Normal usage”