Can this test female ports as well or do you have to use a short patch cable to connect to a female connector?
746215
To add to Phillip's statement. This testor is designed to test cables. As you can see, the testor consists of a sending unit (the larger device) and a receive (the smaller device). Each device has two ports in which to insert one of the following, either an RJ11 (telephone / MOD6 plugs) or an RJ45 (data / MOD8 plugs). If you were testing a data or telephone cable, it would have a plug at each end, either an RJ11 or an RJ45. If you were testing a patch cable, you would insert one end in the sending unit and the other end in the receiver. If you were testing a cable with a jack installed at one end, and either an RJ11 / RJ45 plug at the other, then you would need a short patch cable to connect one of the devices to the jack end. If you were testing a patch panel to a jack, then you would need two patch cables to test the cable. The unit does not come with patch cables. I hope this answers your question.
746216
Female ports are usually the input or output of particular devices. This testor was meant to check only the cable for phone or internet that connects the devices to each other. Thanks Phillip
1426823
It has female pins, so you'll need some adapter. Personally I adapt it to the USB on my laptop with a Dynex DX-UBDB9. But if you are going to the rs232 a straight m/f adapter would work.
665246
yes. the picture is wrong, the probe has rj45 (not rj11) port in it and the two units together will test each of the 8 conductors on the ethernet cable for shorts, opens, and correct order.
1153172
'I wanted to test this for you, but the VGA on the adaptor and the VGA on the PC laptop are both "female," and so this would require a "male to male" extension wire to try it out. Sorry I could not help.
538681
The picture shows the (white) 20/24 pin connector already connected to the tester. You just plug in the power cable from the power supply.
1547289
I hope I understand and help with this...it sounds to me that you need a 9-pin male to 15-pin femaleand you should be good.If the 15-pin spot you have is male then you need female. Hope this helped!
1597147
Primarily, yes. However, the tolerance is poor. I've bought several of these and one out of three female connectors haven't worked correctly.
1677262
It has female USB 2.0 Micro-B receptacle. You will need male USB 2.0 (not 3.0) Micro-B plug.
230003
No I don't believe it will and if you are looking to get this product .....you need to get the female and male connectors because they didn't tell me that and it don't come with them.
1264873
It has a 3ft cable / male connector so you would need a female to male. So the answer is yes with a 3ft to 6 ft female to male cable.
1244536
Yes. If the cable is terminated correctly at both ends, you can use the Ethernet ports, otherwise you can test using the supplied alligator clips on the signal generator.
818557
It's actually a female with a 4 pin connector in it. You can just take the connector out and it becomes female.
617791
Yes this is a Y connector with all female end points. As for the second portion of your question I do not understand. You may have to reword your question or try to explain better what you are looking for.
914570
It is also a female HDMI. The connector acts like a female to female converter.
2264980
Since you are testing continuity of a single run, if one end is in one room that's where you plug in one of these. Then you go to the location where the cable terminates and plug the other part. So yes if it's the same run you can test it that way.
316612
It should work if you have a female USB port type A on both ends to plug into.
879275
*N Male to F Female connector*Used to connect a 50 ohm antenna to 75 ohm RG6 coaxial cable