Proskit CP-335N

Proskit CP-335N CAT7 Modular Plug Crimping Tool Instruction Manual

Model: CP-335N

1. Introducción

1.1. Másview

The Proskit CP-335N is a versatile, multi-function crimping tool designed for network cable installation and maintenance. It integrates cutting, stripping, and crimping capabilities into a single device, making it ideal for working with CAT.5, CAT.6, and CAT.7 modular plugs, including RJ-45, RJ11, and RJ12 connectors. Its parallel crimping action ensures precise and reliable connections, while the ergonomic design and force-saving mechanism enhance user comfort and efficiency.

1.2. Contenido del paquete

  • 1 x Proskit CP-335N Modular Plug Crimping Tool
  • 1 x Blade storage box
  • 2 x Spare blades
Proskit CP-335N tool with sharp blade, showing a wire being stripped and the included blade storage box with two spare blades.

Figure 1: Sharp blade for stripping and included spare blades.

2. Información de seguridad

Always observe the following safety precautions when using the Proskit CP-335N crimping tool:

  • Utilice equipo de protección personal adecuado, como gafas de seguridad, para protegerse contra los escombros que salen volando.
  • Keep fingers and other body parts clear of the cutting and crimping jaws to prevent injury.
  • Ensure the tool is clean and in good working condition before each use.
  • Do not use the tool for purposes other than its intended use (cutting, stripping, and crimping network cables).
  • Guarde la herramienta en un lugar seguro, fuera del alcance de los niños.
  • Handle sharp blades with extreme care during replacement.

3. Características del producto

The Proskit CP-335N crimping tool offers several key features for efficient and reliable network cable termination:

  • Funcionalidad 3 en 1: Capable of cutting, stripping, and crimping modular plugs.
  • Parallel Crimping Action: Ensures precise, reliable, and accurate crimps with reduced force.
  • CAT.7 Compatibility: Specifically designed for CAT.7 plugs, also compatible with CAT.5 and CAT.6.
  • Adjustable Regulating Screw: Allows easy switching between CAT.7 and CAT.5/6 cable types, suitable for both shielded and unshielded cables.
  • Construcción duradera: Features a robust carbon steel body for long-lasting performance.
  • Diseño ergonómico: Dual-color non-slip handle provides comfortable grip and reduces hand fatigue.
  • Bloqueo de manija: For safe and easy storage when not in use.
  • Precise Stripping: Designed to strip wires without causing damage.
  • Sharp, Quenched Blades: Ensures effortless and clean cuts.
Labeled diagram of the Proskit CP-335N tool, showing dual color non-slip handle, carbon steel body, handle lock, cut, strip, crimp metal clip, ergonomic design, regulating screw, and 6P/8P crimping slots.

Figure 2: Key components and features of the CP-335N tool.

Hand demonstrating the parallel crimping action of the Proskit CP-335N tool, highlighting its reliability, accuracy, and efficiency.

Figure 3: Parallel crimping action for precise results.

4. Configuración

4.1. Adjusting the Regulating Screw

The tool features a regulating screw to accommodate different cable types (CAT.5/6 and CAT.7). Ensure the screw is set correctly for the cable you are working with.

  • For CAT.6A/7: Adjust the screw to the position indicated for CAT.6A/7.
  • For CAT.5/6: Adjust the screw to the position indicated for CAT.5/6.
Close-up of the regulating screw on the Proskit CP-335N tool, showing the two positions for CAT.6A/7 and CAT.5/6 cable types.

Figure 4: Regulating screw adjustment for CAT.6A/7 and CAT.5/6.

5. Instrucciones de funcionamiento

5.1. Wiring Standards (T568A and T568B)

Before crimping, it is crucial to understand the T568A and T568B wiring standards for Ethernet cables. These standards define the order of the colored wires within the RJ-45 connector.

  • Straight-through cable: To create a straight-through cable, use either T568A on both ends or T568B on both ends of the cable.
  • Cross-over cable: To create a cross-over cable, use T568A on one end and T568B on the other end of the cable.
Wiring diagram showing T568A and T568B standards for RJ-45 connectors, with color codes for Orange, Green, Blue, and Brown wires, both solid and with white stripes.

Figure 5: T568A and T568B wiring standards.

5.2. Connector Making Process (for CAT.7)

Follow these steps to properly terminate a CAT.7 modular plug using the CP-335N tool:

  1. Tira: Use the stripper function of the tool to carefully strip the outer jacket of the cable.
  2. Remove Outer Cable: After stripping, remove the outer cable jacket to expose the twisted pairs. (You may need another tool for this step if the jacket is thick).
  3. Clear Wire Sequence: Untwist the wire pairs and arrange them according to the desired wiring standard (T568A or T568B). Ensure the wires are straight and parallel.
  4. Cut Wire into Alignment: Use the cutting blade to trim the wires to the appropriate length (approximately 20mm from the jacket edge) so they are aligned and ready for insertion into the connector.
Four-panel image showing steps 1-4 of the CAT.7 connector making process: 1. Strip outer jacket, 2. Remove outer cable, 3. Clear wire sequence, 4. Cut wire into alignment.

Figure 6: Connector Making Process for CAT.7 - Steps 1-4.

  1. Insertar: Carefully insert the aligned wires into the modular plug connector, ensuring each wire slides into its correct channel. Push firmly until the cable jacket is seated inside the connector.
  2. Ajustar: Set the regulating screw on the crimping tool to the CAT.7 position and release the handle lock.
  3. Rizar: Place the connector with the stripped cable into the appropriate crimping slot (8P for RJ-45, 6P for RJ11/RJ12). Squeeze the handles firmly and completely to crimp the pins onto the wires.
  4. Crimp Metal Clip (for shielded CAT.7): If using a shielded CAT.7 connector, ensure the ground wire is positioned correctly in the metal clip area. Close both ends of the metal clip first, then crimp.
  5. Completo: Once crimped, release the handles. The connector should be securely attached to the cable.
  6. Prueba: Use a cable tester (not included) to verify the continuity and correct wiring of the newly terminated cable.
Six-panel image showing steps 5-10 of the CAT.7 connector making process: 5. Insert into connector, 6. Adjust tool screw and release handle lock, 7. Crimp connector, 8. Crimp metal clip, 9. Process completed, 10. Test with cable tester.

Figure 7: Connector Making Process for CAT.7 - Steps 5-10.

6. Mantenimiento

Proper maintenance will extend the life and performance of your Proskit CP-335N crimping tool:

  • Limpieza: After each use, wipe the tool clean with a dry cloth to remove any dust, wire fragments, or debris.
  • Lubricación: Periodically apply a light oil to the pivot points and moving parts to ensure smooth operation.
  • Reemplazo de cuchillas: The cutting and stripping blades are sharp but can dull over time. Replace them as needed using the spare blades provided. Refer to Figure 1 for blade details.
  • Almacenamiento: Engage the handle lock for safe and compact storage. Store the tool in a dry environment to prevent rust.
Hand holding the Proskit CP-335N tool, highlighting the handle lock for easy storage and its ergonomic design.

Figure 8: Handle lock for easy storage.

7. Solución de problemas

If you encounter issues while using the CP-335N tool, consider the following:

  • Mala calidad de engarce:
    • Ensure the regulating screw is set correctly for the cable type (CAT.5/6 or CAT.7).
    • Verify that the wires are fully inserted into the connector and seated properly before crimping.
    • Apply sufficient force during crimping; the parallel action should ensure a complete crimp.
    • Check if the crimping jaws are clean and free from debris.
  • Damaged Wires During Stripping/Cutting:
    • Ensure the cable is properly positioned in the stripping slot.
    • The blades might be dull; consider replacing them with the spare blades.
    • Adjust the pressure applied during stripping.
  • Tool Jams or Sticks:
    • Clean the tool thoroughly and apply a light lubricant to moving parts.
    • Compruebe si hay objetos extraños que obstruyan el mecanismo.

8. Especificaciones

CaracterísticaEspecificación
Número de modeloCP-335N
Nombre de marcaProskit (BELEZATELECOM)
FuncionesCut, Strip, Crimp
Tipos de cables compatiblesCAT.5, CAT.6, CAT.7 (Shielded & Unshielded)
Conectores compatiblesRJ-45 (8P), RJ11/RJ12 (6P) Modular Plugs
Material del cuerpoAcero carbono
ManejarDual Color Non-Slip
Dimensiones (aprox.)142 mm (largo) x 65 mm (alto)
Proceso de dar un títuloRoHS, CE
OrigenChina continental
Diagram showing the dimensions of the Proskit CP-335N crimping tool: 142mm in length and 65mm in height.

Figure 9: Tool dimensions.

9. Consejos para el usuario

Si bien no hay ningún usuario específicoviews or Q&A were provided, general tips for crimping tools include:

  • Always double-check your wire sequence against the T568A or T568B standard before crimping to avoid rework.
  • Practice on scrap cable pieces first if you are new to crimping to get a feel for the tool and ensure consistent results.
  • Keep the tool's blades clean and sharp for optimal performance in cutting and stripping.
  • Ensure the cable jacket is properly seated into the connector before crimping to provide strain relief.

10. Garantía y soporte

Para obtener información sobre la garantía y soporte técnico, consulte el sitio web oficial del fabricante. webSitio web o contacte con su punto de compra. Conserve su comprobante de compra para cualquier reclamación de garantía.

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