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Cable Tester
Owner's Manual
MCT-4 MKII
Features:
• Enables quick convenient continuity cable testing for all types of cables
• Tests cables with all types of combinations of the following connectors:3.5mm&6.35mm TRS, balanced XLR (M/F),
Phono/RCA, banana plug,4-pin&8-pin Speakon, 4-pin S-type socket and 3-pin,5-pin,7-pin and 8-pin, CAT5 (network)
• LED’s confirm each conductor continuity and connection
• 9-way switch for selecting connections to be tested . Also includes internal battery and ground connection status checks
• Rugged, compact, metal construction for ultimate roadworthiness, long life, and reliability
Cable testing:
At first, turn the rotary switch fully clockwise to test the battery strength. The battery LED will light bright green if the internal
battery is fully charged.
Then plug one end of the cable into the appropriate jack on the left side panel of the cable tester. Plug the other end of the
cable into the appropriate jack on the right side panel. Set the rotary switch to “1” to test the connection of contact 1 on the
plug inserted into the left side panel.
If there is a connection, the Green LED will light below “1” and a Yellow LED will light above each contact on the right side
plug connected to “1” on the left side plug. Use the charts below to verify proper cable connections.
If no LED lights then there is no connection and the left side contact “1” is “floating” due to design or an “open” in the cable.
Set the rotary switch to “2” to test contact 2, and so on, until all contacts have been checked.
If the Ground LED lights then there is a connection between the corresponding contacts and the chassis.
To test the cable with a banana plug, just plug each end of the cable into the banana jacks. The LED will light and the unit
will beep a tone if there is a connection between the plugs. These banana jacks can also be used for continuity tests using
two probe leads.
Jack
1=sleeve
2=TIP
3=Ring
Speakon
1= -1
5= -3
2= +1 6= +3
3= -2
7= -4
4= +2 8= +4
Phono
1=screen
2=hot
1/4”TS Mono to 1/4” Mono
1 Sleeve
1 Sleeve, 3 Ring
2 Tip
2 Tip
3 Ring
1 Sleeve, 3 Ring
(shorted with sleeve)
1/4”TRS to 1/4” TRS
1 Sleeve
2 Tip
3 Ring
XLR balanced to XLR balanced
Pin 1
Pin 1
Pin 2
Pin 2
Pin 3
Pin 3
XLR unbalanced to XLR unbalanced
Pin 1
Pin 1, Pin 3
Pin 2
Pin 2
Pin 3
Pin 1, Pin 3
1/4”TS Mono to XLR unbalanced
1 Sleeve
Pin 1, Pin 3
2 Tip
Pin 2
3 Ring
Pin 1, Pin 3
(shorted with sleeve)
1/4”TRS to XLR balanced
1 Sleeve
Pin 1
2 Tip
Pin 2
3 Ring
Pin 3
1 Sleeve
2 Tip
3 Ring

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Key Features

  • Cable Continuity Tester
  • LED Indicators
  • Battery Check
  • Rotary Switch
  • Rugged Construction

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Frequently Answers and Questions

How do I use the MCT-4 MKII to check cable continuity?
Connect one end of the cable to the left panel of the tester and the other end to the right panel. Use the rotary switch to select the conductor you want to test. A green LED will light up if there is continuity, and a yellow LED will light up for each connected contact on the right side plug.
What connectors does the MCT-4 MKII support?
It supports 3.5mm and 6.35mm TRS, balanced XLR (M/F), Phono/RCA, banana plug, 4-pin and 8-pin Speakon, 4-pin S-type socket, and 3-pin, 5-pin, 7-pin, 8-pin, and CAT5 (network) connectors.
How do I test the battery strength on the MCT-4 MKII?
Turn the rotary switch fully clockwise. A bright green battery LED indicates a fully charged battery.

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