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Hello level9tech,<br />
Here is another option. <a href="http://www.cyberguys.com/templates/searchdetail.asp?productID=10311" rel="ugc">http://www.cyberguys.com/templates/searchdetail.asp?productID=10311</a>&nbsp;<br />
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Regards,<br />
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JamesTX10
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Hello level9tech,
Here is another option. http://www.cyberguys.com/templates/searchdetail.asp?productID=10311 [http://www.cyberguys.com/templates/searchdetail.asp?productID=10311] 

Regards,

JamesTX10

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The problem with the Testum is that you can't easily move the tone around onto different wires within the cabling. &nbsp;Since it's got that phone adapter, I bet it sends tone down blue &amp;&nbsp;white blue only.
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The problem with the Testum is that you can't easily move the tone around onto different wires within the cabling.  Since it's got that phone adapter, I bet it sends tone down blue & white blue only.

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Nope. You can pick one wire out of the set or different pairs or all wires.
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Nope. You can pick one wire out of the set or different pairs or all wires.

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In the programming on the screen? &nbsp;That's cool.
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In the programming on the screen?  That's cool.

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yes. Mine also came with a set of alligator clips that you can plug in.
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yes. Mine also came with a set of alligator clips that you can plug in.

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So, Level9, that's how you do it, with a tone and probe. &nbsp;That answer your question?
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So, Level9, that's how you do it, with a tone and probe.  That answer your question?

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I have to reroute a mixture of cat5 and analog fax lines about 100 sq ft. &nbsp;Tracing their path is impossible. &nbsp;Is there a tool that can pin point what each line is or is attached too??? &nbsp;
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I have to reroute a mixture of cat5 and analog fax lines about 100 sq ft.  Tracing their path is impossible.  Is there a tool that can pin point what each line is or is attached too???  

Rerouting cat5 and fax lines....tracing them to source is impossible...is there equipment that can tap into each??

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