Available ports are not visible
The actual empty capacity is held back because the status in the system does not match field conditions.
MakeID Resource Inventory Device
Faster, More Accurate Fiber Port Validation
Inspect port conditions directly in the field without disconnecting cables or disrupting service.
No Service Disruption
Synchronized Data
Standard & Pro
Clamp · Connect · Clear
Three simple steps for port validation and updates.
Our Partner
The Problem We Solve
Inaccurate port data makes capacity difficult to utilize
Ports that are no longer in use can still be listed as active. As a result, field teams hesitate to use them and companies risk adding devices before they are really needed.
Verification takes time
Manual checks lengthen technicians' work and make the customer activation process less efficient.
Field data is lagging behind
Technician findings don't always go straight into the system, so discrepancies keep recurring.
Core Functions
One device for port validation and data updates
Designed for FTTH work in the field, this device helps technicians determine whether lines are actually active, check connections, and then act on ports that are only occupied administratively.
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Detection without removing fiber
Just pinch the cable to find out whether there is a signal from the customer's side or not.
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Connection verification is more convincing
Additional test modes help distinguish connected, inactive, or problematic lines.
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Record results via the app
Check results can be sent via Bluetooth to update inventory data more quickly.
Business Benefits
More than a measurement tool: help network assets work more productively
Free up unused ports
Find pseudo-occupancy so that ports can be reallocated without hasty additional investment.
Keep services running
The initial inspection is carried out without disconnecting the fiber connection so that customer disruption can be avoided.
Speed up technician work
Simple workflows help teams make decisions directly on site.
Improve inventory accuracy
Field results data can be forwarded to the system so that capacity planning is more reliable.
How It Works
Clamp. Connect. Clear.
Three practical steps to confirm port conditions and close the gap between system records and actual conditions.
Clamp
Clamp the fiber cable without pulling it out. The device detects whether there is a signal from the subscriber's ONT.
Connect
Verify via optical connection to ensure the line is still connected, inactive, or disconnected.
Clear
Log results via the app or release port status to allow capacity to be reused.
Key Features & Specifications
Select the version according to operational needs
The Standard version covers the main port validation requirements. The Pro version adds OTDR functionality for more complete intrusion tracking.
MakeID Resource Inventory Device
Summary of key features of the product document.
Fiber testing
Online detection
1270 / 1310 nm
Supported fiber
G.652D & flat drop cable
Method
Light leak detection
Results
There is/is no signal
Connection testing
Upstream light
1270–1310 nm
Return loss
1310 ±20 nm
Status
Connected/no service/disconnected
Method
Connection to optical lines
Support function
Optical power meters
Multi-wavelength
Connector
Universal 2.5mm port
VFL
650 ±20 nm, 15 mW
VFL mode
Steady/flashing
Pro version only
OTDR function
Available
Wavelength
1310 ±20 nm
Dead zone
5m / 15m
Maximum distance
20km
Product Visuals
Compactly designed for field work
The handheld form makes it easy for technicians to carry the device to cabinets, splitters and network distribution points.
Consultation & Quotation
Optimize the network capacity you already have
Tell us the number of sites, technician work patterns, and inventory systems used. The CAA team will help determine the most relevant device versions and deployment scenarios.
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