Instructions / Assembly

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INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
How to Ring a Cable:
1. Before ringing a cable, use the adjustment knob to adjust the depth of the blade.
Rotate towards the “+” sign to increase the blade depth, or rotate towards the “-“
sign to decrease blade depth.
2. Once depth is determined, squeeze the handles of the tool together, insert the cable into
the ringing hole of the jaws, and release the handles to close the jaws.
3. With the cable inserted and jaws of the tool closed, rotate the tool 3-5 times until
jacket is cut.
4. Squeeze the handles together again and remove the cable.
5. Pull off the ringed portion of the cable by hand.
How to Slit a Cable:
1. Before slitting a cable, first select the appropriate V groove of the cutting block. To do
this, simply pull on the black tab sticking out of the V block, flip it upside down, and reinsert it
into the tool in the same direction.
Note: Use the small V groove for cables <3mm, and the larger groove for cables >3mm
diameter.
2. Next, adjust the depth of the blade by loosening the screw (using a small screwdriver) and
moving the blade via the black pin of the blade.
3. Once depth is determined, insert the cable into the V block by squeezing the handles together to
open the jaws of the tool.
4. Close the jaws by releasing the handles, and while applying pressure to the jaws of the tool,
slide the tool along the cable to slit it.
5. Squeeze the handles of the tool to open the jaws and remove the stripped cable.
Cable Slit & Ring Tool - CSR-1575
The CSR-1575 is designed to slit and ring cables, buffer
tubes and jackets on fiber optic cables up to 7.5mm
(0.3”) in diameter. The tool features an easily adjustable
slit blade and ring blade as well as a removable and
reversible V block that improves slitting performance
and accommodates smaller to larger diameter cables.
Result: