what is this?

[k3ym4st3r]

I recently found a black metallic box a little bit smaller than a cigarette carton with grey stripes on either side, it has a serial port, a coaxial port, and an ethernet? port, where the serial and coaxial ports are it says mfg by motorola inc. Now, i googled the FCC ID: ABZ89FT5668, and found this page.

http://www.hackcanada.com/blackcrawl...a/tst_cmds.txt

but still dont know what it is, can someone explain me what it is? i think it's like something to test lines but i'm not sure, thanks

[Thorn]

I recently found a black metallic box a little bit smaller than a cigarette carton with grey stripes on either side, it has a serial port, a coaxial port, and an ethernet? port, where the serial and coaxial ports are it says mfg by motorola inc. Now, i googled the FCC ID: ABZ89FT5668, and found this page.

http://www.hackcanada.com/blackcrawl...a/tst_cmds.txt

but still dont know what it is, can someone explain me what it is? i think it's like something to test lines but i'm not sure, thanks

It looks from that page to be a cellphone tester. Since you have the FCC number, did you try the FCC search?

[theprez98]

https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/c...id=ABZ89FT5668

Here is the FCC equipment grant authorization. Not much to go on, however.

[bascule]

Are you sure that serial port isn't just an AUI and what you've found isn't simply an Ethernet transciever for 10b2 or 10bT? If it's a DB15 connector that would be a likely explanation. However the page you linked and the FCC filing do make it sound like some kind of "field transmitter"

[k3ym4st3r]

thanks for all the info people!