Fujikura FSM-30R User manual

KSP76-0068-16-03
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ARC FUSION SPLICER
FSM-30R
Read this instructionmanualcarefully before operating the equipment.
Keep this manual ina safeplace.
IPFujikura

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Table of Contents
Page
§1. Warning and Cautions for Safe Operation.„. 3
§ 2. Description of Products 7
§ 2.1. Product Specification 7
§ 2.2. Components of Splicer 8
§ 2.3. NecessaryItems for SplicingOperation 9
§ 2.4.Description of Splicer 10
§3. Outline of SplicingOperation 12
§4. Detail of SplicingOperation 18
§ 4.1. Preparations before SplicingOperation 18
§ 4.2.PowerSupply to Splicer 18
§ 4.2.1.Using AC Adapter 18
§ 4.2.2. UsingBatteryPack 18
§ 4.2.3.Power On18
§ 4.2.4.Removal of AC adapter or BatteryPack 19
§ 4.3.Selection of SpliceMode and Heater Mode 20
§4.3.1. Power-OnMenu 20
§ 4.3.2.Ready State 21
§ 4.3.3.BatteryIndicator 21
§ 4.4. Fiber Preparation (Setting on Holder,Stripping and Cleaning) 22
§ 4.4.1.Preparation of Fiber Ribbon 22
§ 4.4.2.Single Fibers 25
§ 4.5. Fiber Cleaving 26
§ 4.6.Setting Fibers Procedure on Splicer 28
§ 4.7.Splicing 31
§ 4.8. Fiber Removal from Splicer 35
§ 4.9.ReinforcingSpliced Point 37
§ 4.10.Recharging Battery Pack 39
§5. Maintenance of SplicingQuality 40
§ 5.1. Cleaning and CheckingbeforeSplicing 40
§ 5.1.1. CleaningV-grooves 40
§ 5.1.2.CleaningFiberClamps 41
§ 5.1.3. CleaningWindProtectorMirrors 42
§ 5.3.4. Arc Test 42
§ 5.1.5. Cleaning Fiber Cleaver 43
§ 5.1.6. Cleaning Hot Jacket Stripper 43

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§ 5.2.PeriodicalChecking and Maintenance 44
§ 5.2.1. Arc CountCheck & ElectrodeReplacement 44
§5.2.2. Dust Check of OpticalPath 44
§ 5.2.3.Cleaning Objective lenses 45
§ 5.2.4.DiagnosticTest 46
§ 5.2.5.CompleteDischarge of BatteryPack 46
§ 5.2.6. Rotating Cleaver Blade 46
§ 6. MenuCommands 48
Menu Commands Map48
§ 6.2.Splice Mode and HeaterMode 50
§ 6.2.1. Selection of Splice Mode and Heater Mode 50
§ 6.2.2.EditingSpliceParameters 51
§ 6.2.3.Editing Heater Parameters 54
§ 6.2.4. Arrangement of Splice Mode and Heater Mode 56
§ 6.3. Arc TestFunction 58
§ 6.4. SplicingResultMemory 60
§ 6.4.1, StoringSplicingResults 60
§ 6.4.2.Cancel of StoringSpliceResults 61
§ 6.4.3.Display of SplicingResultMemory 62
§ 6.4.4,ClearingSplicingResults 63
§ 6.5.UtilityMenu 65
§ 6.5.1. LanguageSelection 65
§ 6.5.2.PowerSavingFunction 65
§ 6.5.3.PauseFunction 65
§ 6.5.4.DisplayingSensor Value 65
§ 6.5.5.Configurations for Customizing Splicer(forSupervisors) 66
§ 6.6.MaintenanceMenu 69
§ 6.6.1.DustCheckFunction 69
§ 6.6.2.DiagnosticTestFunction 70
§ 6.6.3.ElectrodeReplacementFunction 71
§6.6.4. Clearing Arc Count 74
§ 6.6.5.Battery Pack DischargingFunction 75
§ 6.6.6.ManualMotorOperation 76
§ 6.6.7.Maintenance Information 76
§ 7. Trouble Shooting 77
§ 7.1. Error MessageList 78
§ 7.2.TroubleShooting 81
§ 8. Guarantee and ContactAddress 83
§ 8.1.Guarantee 83
§ 8.2,ContactAddress 84
Appendix 85

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§ 1. Warning and Cautions for SafeOperation
Thank youfor purchasing our Fujikura Arc FusionSplicer.Thisinstruction
manualalsoincludessafetyrequirements.
• Read this manualcarefully before operating the splicer.
• Keep this manual ina safeplace.
Thisinstructionmanualindicateswarnings and cautions by using alert
symbols. Itis important to understand their meaning.
WARNING
There isa possibility of personaldeath or seriousinjury
resulting from improper useby ignoring this indication.
,|X CAUTION
There isa possibility of personal injury or physicalloss
resulting from improper useby ignoringthisindication.
Example of AlertSymbol
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ZA Symbolmeans"PayAttention."
E.g. Thissymbolindicates"Payattention to explosion.
Qy Symbolmeans"Must not do."
E.g. Thissymbolindicates"Youmust not disassemble."
9 Symbolmeans"Mustdo."
E.g. This symbolindicates"Youmustdisconnect theAC
power cord from the wall socket orthe applianceinlet."

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WARNING
Never operate the splicer inan environment where flammable
liquid or vapor exists. Extremelydangerous fire and explosion
could result from the splicer'selectrical arcin such an
environment.
Do not disassemble or modify the splicer, AC adapter and battery
pack. In particular, donot remove or bypass any electrical or
mechanicaldevice(e.g. a fuse or safetyswitch)incorporated into
the design and manufacturing of this equipment.
During arc discharge, the electrodesgeneratehighvoltage and
hightemperature, andit causespersonalinjury. Donot touch the
electrodesduring the operation(though arc discharge isnot
possiblewhen the windprotector is opened).Turn the splicer
power off, and disconnect theAC powercord (or remove the
batterypack)when replacingthe electrodes.
This equipment is designed for splicingoptical glass fibersonly.
Do not attempt to splice any materialsother than the optical
glasslibers.
Never use a cannedtype air cleaner to removedust, orto clean
the splicer. The electrical arcmay ignite any remaining gas
mixture.
Safety glassesshouldalways be wornduring the fiber
preparation andthe splicing process. A glass fiberfragment can
be extremelydangerous ifit comesintocontactwith the eye,skin,
or is ingested.
Use onlyspecifiedpowersupplyunit and proper AC power source.
• Only theAC adapter / battery charger (ADC-07) orthe battery
pack (BTR-04) canbe used for supplyingpower tothe splicer.
• Proper AC powersource tothe ADC-07 is AC100-240V, 50-60Hz.
Check theAC powersource before use. Improper AC power
source outofthe range can cause personal injury, emitting
smoke or equipment damage.
• AbnormaLhigh AC outputvoltage orfrequency from anAC
generator i_s_ a common fault. Measure the output AC voltage
by a circuit tester before connecting theAC powercord.
Improperhighvoltage or frequency from generatorcauses
personal injury, emittingsmoke or equipmentdamage.
Make sure the^ generator is regularlychecked and serviced
Do notputa heavyobject onthe powercord.Also, donot pull,
heat upor modify the powercord.Using an impropercord ora
damaged cord can result ina fire, emittingsmoke,equipment
damage or personal injury.

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WARNING
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Connect theAC powercordproperly tothe appliance inlet and
wallsocket.When inserting theAC plug, confirm no dust or dirt
on terminals, and insert it fully. Incompleteconnection can cause
afire, emittingsmoke or personalinjury.
This applianceMUST be Grounded/ Earthed. Use onlysupplied
3-core AC powercord.NEVER usea 2-coremains cord, extension
cable or plug.
Use only the specified battery charger (ADC-07) to recharge the
batterypack(BTR-04) with a batterychargercord(DCC-08).
Personalinjury or equipmentdamage can result from using not
specified batterycharger.Proper AC powersource tothe ADC-07
is AC100-240V, 50-60Hz. Cheek theAC powersource before use.
Improper AC powersource can causepersonalinjury, emitting
smoke or equipmentdamage.
The appliance inlet is used to disconnect the powercord in the
event ofa fault. Be sure to position the splicer so that itis easy to
disconnect the powercordquickly.
Disconnect theAC powercord from the appliance inlet orthe wall
socketimmediatelywhen the equipmentemitssmoke orbad
smell, or is noisy or hot.Leaving the abnormalcondition can
cause a fire, personal injury or equipment damage.
Disconnect theAC powercord from the appliance inlet orthe wall
socketwhen the equipment is damaged(e.g. by dropping). Itmay
causepersonalinjury or equipmentdamage.
Disconnect theAC powercord from the appliance inlet orthe wall
socketwhenliquid(e.g.water) oran object (e.g.screw) falls inside
the splicer. Itcan causepersonalinjury or equipmentdamage.
Do not touch the splicer, AC powercord andAC plugwith a wet
hand. Itcan cause personal injury.
Do not operate the splicer when itiswet withdew. Itcan cause
personalinjury or equipmentdamage.
Do notusethe splicer in circumstance of extremely hot
temperature. Itmay causepersonalinjury or equipmentdamage.
Do not throw the batterypackawayinto a fire.Or,donot heat it
up. Itcan cause a dangerousexplosion.

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WAENING
Do not short-circuitbothterminals ofthe batterypack andtheAC
adapter / batterycharger.Large electrical current can cause
personal injury, a fireor equipmentdamage.
CAUTION
Do not store the equipment inany areawhereextremeheat and
humidity are present. Itmay causeequipmentdamage.
During / after heating the fiber protectionsleeve, donot touch the
ceramic heater andthefiber protectionsleeve. The high
temperature may causepersonal injury.
Do not place the splicer inan unstableplace. Ina case of dropping
the equipment, itcan causepersonalinjury or equipment
damage.
Precise adjustment and alignment havebeenmade to this splicer.
Do not give a strongshock. Usea carryingcase to transport and
store the splicer. The carryingcasewillpreventdamage and
provide protection from moisture,vibration and shock during
storage and transportation.
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Keep the splicer freefrom sand, dust, lubricants and other
contaminants. It degrades the splicingperformance.
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Replace the electrodesproperly.
• Onlyspecifiedelectrodes canbe used.
• Setthenew electrodes tothe correctposition.
• Replace the electrodes asa pair.
Not following the abovecautions can causeabnormaldischarge. It
can result in equipmentdamage or degradedsplicingquality.
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Do notuseany otherchemicalexceptalcohol to clean the
objective lens, V-groove, mirror, LCD monitor, body andsoon.
Doing somay causeblurring,discoloration or deterioration.
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The splicerrequires no lubrication. Oilmay degrade the
performance and damage the splicer.
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Repair or re-adjustmentshould be performed byan authorized
engineer. Failure to repair the equipment can result in personal
injury or equipmentdamage.
Pleasecontact a sales agency in yourcountry inthe event ofany
problem.
Fujikura Ltd.accepts no responsibility for personalinjury or physical loss
including equipmentdamageresulting from improper useor modification.

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§ 2. Description of Products
§ 2.1. Product Specification
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ApplicableFiber
Average
SpliceLoss
SplicingTime
Arc Power
Compensation
ProofTestForce
SplicingResult
Memory
Applicable Fiber
ProtectionSleeve
Fiber Protection
SleeveShrinking
Time
Dimension
Weight
Specification for
BatteryPack
andAC Adapter
Anti-wind
Characteristics
• Silica basedoptical fiber
Single Mode (SM) Fiber, Multi Mode(MM)Fiber,
and DispersionShifted(DS) Fiber
• Fiber Configuration
• Ny 900umoutercoatingsingle fiber
• UV 250um outercoatingsingle fiber
• FSM-30R8: 2 - 8 fiber ribbon
or2 - 8 glued (ribbonized) single fibers
• FSM-30R12: 2 - 12fiber ribbon
or2 - 12 glued (ribbonized) singlefibers
• Typ. 0.05 dB with Single Mode Fiber
• Typ. 0.02 dB withMultiMode Fiber
• Typ. 0.08 dB with DispersionShifted Fiber
Samplefibers in accordancewithITU-T G.652,
G.651,G.653 are used.
Typ. 40 seconds
Automaticcompensation by atmosphericpressure
Maximum Altitude:3500mheight
Approx. 2N
• MemoryCapacity: 150 splicing results
• Storage Data:Estimatedloss,Fiber Offset, Error,
CleaveAngle, Arc Conditions,
Comment (22 letters)
• 40mmsleeve for1-8fibers: FP-04(T)
• 40mmsleeve for 1-12 fibers: FP-05
• 60mmsleeve for single fiber: FP-03
• 40mmsleeve for single fiber: FP-03(40mm)
Typ. 100 seconds
( FP-05 at25 degree C
Ambient by using theAC Adapter)
150mm(W) / 150mm(D) / 150mm(H)
2.8kgwith AC Adapter / 3.3kg with BatteryPack
* BatteryPack(BTR-04)
NiCd, DC12V, 2800mAh
• AC adapter / batterycharger (ADC-07)
Inputvoltage:AC100 to 240V (50to GOHz)
Batterychargetime:typical 2 hours
Maximum PermissibleWindSpeed: 15m/s

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§ 2.2. Components of Splicer
Top Cover
TC-01A]
(OPTION)
FiberHolder
(OPTION)
4.
Spare Electrodes. .,
[ ELCT2-16 ]
1 paii-
Arc I1 usion Splicer
FSM-30R ]
1pc
J-Platc
JP-02A]
(OPTION)
Magnifier
MGS-03 ]
(OPTION)
Instruction
Manual
1pc
Monitor Cover
IMC-01]
1pc
Battery Pack
BTR-04 ]
1pc
AC Adapter
/ Battery
Charger
[ADC-07]
1pC
Battery Charger AC power Cord
Cord[DCC-08] [ACC-01 or others]
pc
CarryingCase
[CC-01] Ipc
pc
Figure 2 - 1 Components of FSM-30R
Note:Some of above are optionalitems

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§ 2.3. Necessary Items for SplicingOperation
Fiber Type
NOTE
10 or12
ribbon is
applicable
only for
FSM-30R12
Fiber
Protection
Sleeve
2, 4,5, 6, 8, {10, 12} Fiber Ribbon
Ribbon Thickness 0.25 - 0.4rnm
2,4,5,6,8, {10, 12}
ArrangedSingle Fiber
Fiber Arrangement Tool [ FAT-04
SingleFiber
UV 2 50 urn
Single Fiber
Ny 900um
40mm Ribbon 40mm Ribbon
Sleeve (upto12) Sleeve (upto8)
[ FP-05
[ FP-04(T)
* 60mm
Single Sleeve
40mm
Single Sleeve
[ FP-03(40mm)
X
Fiber
Holder
FH-2, -4,-5,-G.-8, {-10, -12}
FH-250
FH-900
Stripping
Tool
[PS-02
Hot Jacket
Stripper[HJS-02J
Primary
CoatStripper
Jacket Stnpper
fJS-011
Cleaving
Tool
FiberCleaver
[CT-04B]
Cleaning
Tool
Alcohol
Dispenser
Gauze
Figure 2 - 2 NecessaryItems

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§ 2.4.Description of Splicer
Wind Protector
5 inches LCD
ColorMonitor
Brightness
Control
Power Unit Dock
Tube Heater
Hole for
fixing
J-Plate
Video
Output
Terminal
PowerUnit
Release
Button
DC Output Terminal
for Hot JacketStripper
Camera ScrewHole
l/4"-20UNC (Option)
Figure 2 - 3 FSM-30RSideView

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TubeHeaterCover
Objective
Lens
Fiber
Clamp
Fiber
Guide
Fiber
Holder
Clamp
Power Off
Key
Left
Panel
Keyboard
Tube HeaterClamp
Hole for Magnifier
V-groove
Discharge
Electrode
Electrode
Fixture
with Cover
Power On
Key
Right
Panel
Keyboard
Wind
Protector
Mirror
Figure 2 - 4 FSM-30R Top View

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§ 3. Outline of Splicing Operation
ST_EP_1 Confirm necessary items
Check the necessaryitems before starting a splicingoperation.
See Figure 2 - 1 'Components of FSM-30R' on PageS and Figure 2 - 2
'Necessary Items' on PageD.
STEP 2 Powersupply to splicer
• Using theAC adapter (ADC-07)
Insert the ADC-07into the powerunitdock ofthe splicer until it clicks.
Then,connect theAC powercord tothe inlet oftheAC adapter.
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When using anAC generator,measure theAC outputvoltage bya
circuit tester before connecting theAC powercord
Using the BatteryPack(BTR-04)
Insert the full chargedBTR-04 intojhe powerunit dock until it clicks.
Notel: To extendoperationaltime, itis possible toseta powersaving
function, see§ 6.5.2 Power Saving Function on Page65.
STEP 3 Setupthe splicer
In factorydefaultsetting, a [READY] state
appears onthe monitorafterpressing the
"ON" key. Ifa [Power-OnMenu] is enabled
(See § 6.5.5 on Page66), the [Power-On
Menu] appears before the [Ready] state.
PoK»r-On Mervj
T'l I'--- S Heater Mode
• [Power-On Menu]
[1] Confirm the splice and heatermode.
[2] Change the splice and heatermode if
necessary(See § 6.2.1 on PageSO).
[3] Perform theArc Test to give the best [!]->.
splicing quality(See § 6.3on Page58).
[4] Quit the Power-On menu.
• [Ready] state
[1] Confirm the splice and heatermode.
[2] To change the splice and heater mode, or
to perform theArc Test,press the
"MENU" key. § 6.2.1 (PageSO) shows how
to change the splice and heater mode,
and§ 6.3 (Page58) shows howto perform
theArc Test.
Battery Indicator
See§ 4.3.3onPage22.
AT: Move Cursor
SET : Select
MENU :E:-,it
1:RIBBQN 40am
Splice mgd« No. 6
SM 8
Heater Mode No1
RIBBON 40i™>
SET Start Spl ice
MENU Mam Menu
V X/Y View Chane
1:RIB60ri 40rr,»

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STEP 4 Setting the fiber ribbon in the fiber holder
At first, cleanapprox. 1m length of the fiber coatingwithalcohol-
impregnatedgauze to prevent dust from entering inthe fiber protection
sleeve.
Note2: Following procedures arefor splicing the fiber ribbons. Concerning
the single fiber preparation,refer to§ 4.4.2 'Single Fiber' on Page25.
Fiber protectio
sleeve
Fiber Holder Fiber Holder
No.lFibei
Place the fiber
ribbon with t
tensionmember
downward.
Setthefiber ribbon
straightly atthe exact
center ofthe fiber holder.
30to40mm
(1.2 to1.6 inches)
Straighten the fiber ribbon
by rubbingwith fingers
when there is bent.
Figure 3 - 1 Setting FiberRibbon in FiberHolder
STEP fi Strip thefiber rihhon
Setthe fiber holderonto a hot jacket stripper. Closeboth the covers, and
heat thefiberfor5 secondsapproximately.Then, slide thefiber holderbase
and clampgently.
Hold this point firmly during the
heating and sliding.
Slide thefiber holder
base and clampgently.
Figure 3 - 2 Stripping Fiber Ribbon
NoteS: Handle the bare fiber carefully without suffering any damage.

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STEP 6 Cleaning and Cleaving the fiber ribbon
Completely clean thefiber surface by wiping with alcohol-impregnated
gauze or non-dust tissue.
Note4: Usea high-purityalcohol of higher than 99% level.
Place the fiber holder onthefiber cleaver.Arrange thefibersina line by
touch.Close a top clamp, and slide a bladeslowly. Push a button onan anvil
arm until thetop clamp is lifted up little.
Arrange thefibersina
line byfilliping.
Figure 3 - 3 FiberArrangement on FiberCleaver
STEP 7 Set thefiber holder onto the splicer
Setthe left and right fiber holdersonto the splicer, simultaneouslyplace the
fibers inthe V-groove.
Noto5: Be careful that thefiberend does not touch the V-groovc.
Arrange the fibers in the V-groove coming straight from thefiber holder by
aligning thefiber holderposition.Close the fiber holder clamps, and
carefully liftdown thefiber clampsonto the bare fiber. Finally,close the
windprotector.
STEPS Splicing operation
All splicingprocesses are shown in Figure 3 - 5 (Page 16)and Figure 3 - 6
(Page 17), and progressed bythe "SET"key.Inspect the fiber image onthe
monitor during the splicingoperation. See§ 4.7 'Splicing' on PageSl.

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STEP 9 Remove the spliced fiber from the splicer
Open the windprotector. Pull upthe fiber clamps and keepthemaway.
Then, press the "SET" keyto perform the proof test. After the test,open
both the outside lids ofthefiber holders.
NoteG: Donot open the fiber holder clamp.
Slide the fiberprotectionsleeve near tothe splicer, and hold the left fiber
ribbon outside ofthefiber protectionsleevewith left hand.Open the left
inside lidofthefiber holder, and makesmalltensionwith left hand.
Open the right inside lidofthefiber holder, and hold the rightfiberribbon
with right hand.Remove the spliced fiber from the splicerwithkeeping
smalltension to prevent thefiber bendduring the transportation.
STEP 10 Reinforce the spliced point
Slide the fiberprotectionsleevecentrallyover the splicedpoint.Place the
spliced fiber into the tubeheaterwithsmalltension,then the lefttube
heater clamp is automaticallyclosed.Close the right tubeheaterclamp by
left hand withkeepingsmalltensiontoward the right side.
Note?: The splicedpoint andfiber protectionsleeveshould beatthe center
of the tubeheater.
Note8:Confirm that thefiber protectionsleeve isset with the tension
member tothe bottom.
NoteO: Confirm that thefiber inside the fiber protectionsleeve hasno
twisting andno bending.
Close the tubeheatercover, and press the "HEAT"button.
Center
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Adjust thefiberand
iber protection
sleeve atthe center
of the tubeheater.
Figure 3 - 4 SettingFiberProtectionSleeve in TubeHeater

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s M s
Heater Mods Mo. 1
RIBBON 40mm
SET Start Splice
MENU Main M«nu
A Hide Massage
V X/Y View Chanee
1:RIBEON 4QiMn
[SET]
Fiber Gap
Setting
&
Fiber
Inspection
nr
A Data / T X/1
31 6 1.6 0.9
34.3 0.31.2
32.4 0.80.4
35 0 0.6 I.0
36 0 1 6 0.8
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w, J 202.3
33 9 0614
,: Show the Fiber
SET: Spi ice
MENU :Main Menu
1:RIBBON 4Qmrn
Proof Test
1
Lift upthe FiberClamps,
then [SET]
Figure 3 - 5 Splicing- Process (1)

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[SET]
Arc Discharge
&
Fiber
Inspection
Open
the Wind
Protector
[SET]
X FINISHED
LOSStdB] ERROR
': 0.01 OK
: 0.05 OK
6; 0 06OK
:0 00 Of,
FINISHED
LOSSEdB] ERROR
8 0 01OK
7. 0 05 OK.
60 06(
0COUK
.0 02 OK
30 02 OK.
2 0 00 01'.'
1 0 fjf.\K
Open the uind pr-Meetor
Shoiv the Fiber
MENU Comment Input
ARC Rsarc
6:SM6 1 RIBBON 4nilim
Open
the Wind
I Protector
": 0.01
: 0.05
60 06
000
4 0.02
30 02
2 0 00
I- 0.00
Lift up tki« fiber clamps
before tha proof teif
Show the Fibac
MENU Comment Input
ARC Rearc
I :RI6BON 40mif,
Figure 3-6 Splicing Process (2)

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§ 4. Detail of Splicing Operation
§ 4.1.Preparations before SplicingOperation
Preparenecessary items. See Figure 2 - 2 'Necessary Items' on Page9.
Note:Check and clean the splicer and tools before starting the operation
See§ 5.1on Page40.
§ 4.2. PowerSupply to Splicer
UsetheAC adapter (ADC-07) or batterypack (BTR-04) for powersupply to
the splicer. Connection is described below.
§ 4.2.1. Using AC Adapter
(1) Inserting theAC adapter
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Before inserting theAC adapterinto the splicer, check tosee that
theAC cord isnot plugged in.
Insert theAC adapterinto the powerunitdock ofthe splicer until it
clicks.Make sure theAC adapterdoes not come off.
(2) Connecting theAC powercord
Plug theAC powercordinto the appliance inlet of AC adapter asfaras
it goes.Connect theAC pluginto the wallsocket fully.
When connecting toanAC generator, donot fail to measure the
outputvoltage ofthe generator by using a circuit tester.
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§ 4.2.2. Using Battery Pack
Insert a full chargedbatterypackinto the powerunitdock ofthe splicer
until it clicks.Makesure the batterypackdoes not come off.
§ 4.2.3. Power On
Press the "ON" keyonthe panelkeyboard after inserting theAC adaptor
or the batterypack.
Checkl; If water is condensed onto the surface ofthe splicer dueto
temperature difference from the outside air, warm upthe splicer
for about 10-20 minutes.
Check2: When the outside air temperature is below 0 degree C,be sure to
perform warm-up of about10-20minutes after turning onthe
power.