Mine has the fiber, voltmeter, circuit tracer, and has all the module for testing CVI, AHD, and TVI.

I have yet to get a camera to show up on it, and recently spoke to a local tech whose company bought close to ten, and they have yet to get any to work. Kinda makes it not very useful when actually installing an IP camera (which is mostly what I plan to do).

I've read through the manual which is the usual Chinglish, but it doesn't appear to be very difficult to work with. However, it is going to be slower than a laptop, but I have yet to find a laptop to hand around my neck, and I'm not going to spend the money for a Panasonic Toughbook.

Used for the installation and maintenance of IP network camera and HD CVI TVI AHD SDI camera and CVBS camera. Most of the time the IPC test function would display the cameras, if not there is the built in ODM (onvif device manager) that will display cameras as well. Can you power them from the device (although not critical as usually I would have cables/power run when I'm installing a camera), but it could be very handy for a lot of folks to quickly setup a test to ensure camera placement will compliment lens selection before running cables. All vendors at the site are closely scrutinized to ascertain that they always deliver according to their promises.I consider fiber TDR a much more specialized device, and considering most fiber verification tools cost a lot more than this for just that functionality, I'm not sure how confident I would be in this type of device if I were running fiber. The first one broke, they actually supplied tech support and when we were not comfortable raking it apart and soldering a 6 month old part, they replaced it. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Then simply package your unit, drop it off at one of the many local DPD drop off points and we’ll then send you a confirmed quote once we have recieved the unit.