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Subject: Re: Does anyone know of links/resources for using the Fluke CableIQ tester, besides
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On Friday, April 29, 2016 at 4:38:00 PM UTC-4, Mac wrote:
> Besides it's manual, would anyone know where to find straightforward
> instructions in how to use it's various features?  Looking all over and n=
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> finding much.
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I haven't seen, or looked for anything beyond the manual, but I've had a Ca=
bleIQ since they first came out.  Is there any specific feature you want to=
 know more about?

I'd love to get a reliable way to get a Windows 8.1 machine to connect to a=
nd see the unit.  Right now it's trial and error, eventually getting it to =
work.  What I'd really like is an Android client that can download the data=
 for later processing on a Windows machine, or better yet, and Android app =
that can also process the data and generate a PDF.