I've got a Fluke 
DSP-100 LAN Cablemeter that someone here at work said I could fiddle with and 
try to use it for troubleshooting.  The device sends a signal to a remote 
to figure out cable length and attenuation, check for breaks, etc.   
I'm thinking that the remote is not working.   I put a known good 
cable  between the devices, charged up the Fluke and put a fresh 9V battery 
in the remote, but none of the lights on the remote come on.
 
Remote is a DSP-R 
Standard Remote and h as 3 lights on it (Pass, Test, Fail).   The 
remote has no switches or buttons on it, but since the battery back is taped on, 
it may have been dropped at some point.
 
Any ideas on getting 
this sucker to work?
 
Brian Kelsay