The transmitter uses a tone generator (Figure 2a) to produce an 800-Hz tone that changes duty cycle (Figure 3). An amplifier boosts the signal to about 7.5 V, which excites the wire. The wire becomes ...

Its built-in Tone Generator has four distinct tones that can be used to trace coax, RJ-45 and RJ-11 cables, plus any de-energized copper cable including speaker wires, alarm cables, and electrical ...

“The Platinum Tools ToneSeeker Tone Tracer is an ergonomic, high-sensitivity probe for field service professionals. Used in conjunction with any analog tone generator, the ToneSeeker identifies wire ...

You'd need to buy a Wire Toner/Tracer. You place it on the wire you want to cut. And you'll figure out which cable you're going to cut because that will be the one making the noise. This assumes ...

This means I don't really need to trace any of the cables by tone - I can just use the cable tester I already have to find the drops that need to connect to each location. And it will simplify ...