by cimbian | 30 Aug, 2018 | CAMI Research, Harness Testing, News, Testing, Uncategorized, Wire & Cable Equipment
You asked for it, and CAMI Research delivered! Now available on the ever popular CableEye range of cable testers are two new features: Capacitance measurement Twisted Pair verification Combining these two features also gives a distance-to-fault testing capability,...
by cimbian | 7 Jun, 2017 | CAMI Research, News, Testing, Wire & Cable Equipment
Easy CableEye backups Working with any programmable equipment really needs a way of keeping data secure. This page will show you how to make easy CableEye backups for your CableEye M2/M3/HVX tester from CAMI Research. CableEye includes a built-in Backup and...
by cimbian | 5 May, 2017 | CAMI Research, Harness Testing, News, Testing, Wire & Cable Equipment
Over the last few weeks our CableEye Cable testers have been selling like hot cakes. CAMI Research produces a fast and very effective PC-based cable tester that has uses in production, service and field based operations. Just lately we have seen a tremendous upsurge...
by cimbian | 2 Dec, 2016 | CAMI Research, Testing
Using CableEye PinMap makes test results relevant. A cable tester typically has a bank of interface pins that may be labelled 1 to xxxx or A:1 – D:64 etc which is great if you are only testing those cables that have the same reference. But, if your cables have...
by cimbian | 1 Dec, 2016 | CAMI Research, Harness Testing, News, Testing, Wire & Cable Equipment
In these days of traceability the ability to generate test reports is essential, but how easy can it be? With a manual test using a buzzer, bulb or semaphore generating test reports is also manual, generally involving a clipboard and a pen. Manual tests are normally...
by cimbian | 23 May, 2016 | CAMI Research, Harness Testing, Testing
I need a harness tester, not a cable tester! During a recent discussion with a customer he declared that he started out looking for a harness tester but was put-off by the price and complexity so he decided to opt for a cable tester to handle the ‘simple’...
