Data Comm Installer Tool
OwnerPatrick J. Radle, David L. Wiesemann +1inventors
InventorsPatrick J. Radle, David L. Wiesemann, Anthony W. Gilbert
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Abstract
A cable terminal installer tool comprises a data comm jack terminal crimper having a pair of handles at one end and a crimper head at another end for installing data comm jack terminals on the ends of cables. The crimper head is operated by the handles to crimp the terminals onto wire ends of a cable. The tool further comprises a line tester including a transmitter and a receiver for testing an assembled data comm cable having jack terminals at opposite ends. At least one of the transmitter and receiver is detachable from the handles.
Claims9
A cable terminal installer tool comprising a data comm jack terminal crimper having a pair of handles at one end and a crimper head at another end for installing data comm jack terminals on the ends of cables, the crimper head being operated by the handles to crimp the terminals onto wire ends of a cable, and a line tester including a transmitter and a receiver for testing an assembled data comm cable having jack terminals at opposite ends wherein at least one of said transmitter and receiver is detachable from said handles.
A cable connector installation tool, comprising:
- a first handle;
- a second handle pivotally connected to the first handle;
- a crimper head defined by the first and second handles, the head including:
- a first crimping station for crimping a network jack on to a network cable as the second handle pivots relative to the first handle;
- a second crimping station for crimping a phone jack on to a phone cable as the second handle pivots relative to the first handle;
- a transmitter supported by the first handle, the transmitter including a connector receptacle for connecting to a first end of a cable and the transmitter sending a test signal through the cable;
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- a receiver supported by the second handle, the receiver including a connector receptacle for connecting to a second end of the cable and the receiver receiving the test signal through the cable to evaluate the cable for data transmission and electrical continuity.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.