Klein Tools VDV999-110 Test-n-Map Remote #1 - KLEIN TOOLS
The VDV Scout Pro 2 Self-Storing Test-n-Map Remote #1 is a replacement part for Klein's Scout Pro ...The VDV Scout Pro 2 Self-Storing Test-n-Map Remote #1 is a replacement part for Klein's Scout Pro 2 cable tester series. It is designed to test continuity and location on twisted pair R45, R11/R12 and Coaxial F connectors. This remote allows you to test, map, and identify locations in a single step on CAT3, CAT5e, CAT6/6A or RG59/6/6Q cables, cutting testing and identification time in half. Klein Tools products are built to withstand the demands of professionals. Since 1857. Weight: 0.06 pounds. Manufacturer: Klein Tools.
This guide is for professionals who use the Klein Tools Scout Pro 2 cable tester series and need a replacement remote. The VDV999-110 Test-n-Map Remote #1 allows for efficient testing, mapping, and identification of network and coaxial cables, significantly reducing setup and diagnostic time. A key benefit is its ability to perform multiple tests in a single step, though it is specifically a replacement part and not a standalone tester.
All features
Model Part Number
VDV999-110
Brand
KLEIN TOOLS
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is this remote a standalone device?
No, the VDV999-110 Test-n-Map Remote #1 is a replacement part and requires a compatible Klein Tools Scout Pro 2 main unit to perform tests.
What types of cables can this remote test?
It can test CAT3, CAT5e, CAT6/6A, RG59, RG6, and RG6Q cables.
What connectors does it work with?
It supports R45 (twisted pair), R11/R12, and Coaxial F connectors.
How does the 'Test-n-Map' feature work?
This feature allows the remote and the main unit to test cable continuity and map the location identifier of up to 12 ports in a single test cycle.
Can I use this remote with other cable testers?
No, this remote is specifically designed for and compatible only with the Klein Tools Scout Pro 2 series of cable testers.
What is the benefit of using this remote?
It significantly speeds up the process of testing, mapping, and identifying cable locations, potentially cutting testing time in half.
How should I care for this remote?
Keep it in a clean, dry place and avoid extreme temperatures. Clean connectors with a dry, lint-free cloth if necessary.
Troubleshooting
Remote not detected by the main unit.
Ensure the remote is securely connected to the cable and the cable is properly connected to the main unit. Check that the main unit is powered on and has adequate battery life. Verify you are using the correct remote for the Scout Pro 2 series.
Inaccurate test results.
Inspect the cable ends for damage and ensure they are properly terminated. Clean the connectors on both the remote and the cable. Make sure the cable type selected on the main unit matches the cable being tested.
Remote is physically damaged.
If the remote shows visible signs of damage, it may need to be replaced. Contact Klein Tools customer support for replacement options.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Streamlines cable testing and identification into a single step.
Supports a wide range of common network and coaxial cable types.
Durable construction for professional use.
Reduces overall time spent on cable diagnostics.
Cons
This is a replacement part and requires a compatible Klein Tools Scout Pro 2 main unit to function.
Not a standalone testing device.
Limited to specific connector types (R45, R11/R12, F-connectors).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure your Klein Tools Scout Pro 2 main unit is powered on and functioning correctly.
Connect the VDV999-110 Test-n-Map Remote #1 to the cable end you wish to test.
Connect the other end of the cable to the main Scout Pro 2 unit or its primary remote.
Initiate the test sequence on the Scout Pro 2 main unit.
Compatibility:
This remote is specifically designed for use with the Klein Tools Scout Pro 2 cable tester series.
It supports testing on CAT3, CAT5e, CAT6/6A (for R45 connectors) and RG59, RG6, RG6Q (for Coaxial F connectors) cables.
Care:
Store the remote in a clean, dry environment when not in use.
Avoid exposing the remote to excessive moisture, dust, or extreme temperatures.
Clean the connector ports gently with a dry, lint-free cloth if they appear dirty.