Introduction:
The CT2 is a multi-format cable and connector testing device.

Designed for quick and efficient operation and to withstand the rigours of the road, the CT2 is a compact 'battle-proof' tool that should always be included in any serious audio toolbox.

Equally suited to stage and studio as it is for Home Theatre and Hi-Fi, the CT2 adapts to all manner of audio interconnections and situations.


Main Features:
Features:
- 6-position rotary selector with individual LED's for up to five pins plus internal battery life check
- Allows connection between different format connectors with ease. Eg. TRS to XLR or RCA to BNC etc
- 'Banana' connector continuity tester with beeper and LED indicator
- Super rugged construction for durability and long life   

Additional Information:
Connections include:
- 2 x Speakon
- 2 x 1/4" (6.5mm) TRS/TS
- 2 x XLR
- 2 x RCA Phono
- 2 x BNC
- 2 x MIDI (5-pin DIN)
- 2 x DMX (5-pin)
- 2 x Banana

The basic operation guide for testing cables is to connect one end of your cable to the left hand side connector sock-
ets of the CT2, and the other end of your cable to the right hand side of the CT2. Depending on how many pin to ->
pin cable connections are housed within your currently connected cable, simply turn the rotary dial through each
position and take note of the LED indicators status (on/off). If the selected pin to -> pin connection is OK, the paired
LED’s for the appropriate selection will be illuminated. Afailed connection status can be observed by taking note of
non illumated pairs.

For single pin 1 to ->1 connections there are two (2) banana connections on the front panel permanently wired as a
continuity tester with LED and beeper indicators. simply connect each end of your single pin cable to indicate opera-
tional status with an illunminated LED and status beep.   

Requirements:
The CT2 requires power for operation from a standard 9v battery for operation (battery not included). You can check
battery performance by simply selecting the rotary selector fully clockwise to the ‘Battery Check’ position. If the LED
indicator illuminates you battery has tested OK. If the LED fails to illumintate your battery is drained of power and
requires replacement.