Fujikura 90S User manual

FUSION SPLICER 90S RevT1
Instruction manual
Core Alignment Fusion Splicer 90S
Please read this instruction manual carefully
before operating the equipment.
Adhere to all safety instructions and
warnings contained in this manual.
Keep this manual in a safe place.
There is a change without a previous notice.
We are not responsible for the products
which are not purchased from our authorized
distributors.
Please don't ship the 90S to an end customer until October 25 due to IP issue.
From October 26, it is possible to ship the 90S for an end customer with NDA
between distributor and customer.
Please don't publicize the information of 90S/R until a press release date on
December 6.
Tentative version

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Do not remove the protector from the splicer, without first consulting an authorized
distributor for instruction. Tightening the original screw without the protector present may
damage mechanism inside.
---Caution for Air Transport---
This product contains Lithium Ion Battery.
Before shipping this product, inform the transport company that this
product contains the lithium Ion battery, and follow their instructions.
Please consent beforehand.
The software equipped in splicer and its related documents are
protected by copyright laws and international treaty provisions as
well as other intellectual property laws.
Copying some or all of instruction manual without notice is forbidden
without explicit permission from our company.
It cannot use on the Copyright Act except that it uses as an
individual.

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Table of Contents
Safety Information...................................................................................................4
Bluetooth®Wireless Technology.............................................................................7
General information.................................................................................................8
Introduction............................................................................................................ 8
Splice mode.................................................................................8
Automatic arc calibration function...............................................8
Automatic wind-protector.............................................................8
Fast heating system ....................................................................8
Field Assembly Optical connector splice ....................................8
Corresponds to short length splice..............................................8
Upgrade of software....................................................................9
Wireless data communication.....................................................9
New sheath clamp............................................................................................... 11
Touch Panel Display & New designed Menu Screen...............12
Sheet key & Classic Menu Screen............................................12
Newly designed carrying case and work tray........................................................14
Carrying case...................................................................................................... 14
Work tray............................................................................................................. 14
Description of product ...........................................................................................16
Components of splicer......................................................................................... 16
Other necessary items for splicing operation....................................................... 17
Description of Splicer .......................................................................................... 18
Basic Operation.....................................................................................................21
Splicing work preparation.................................................................................... 21
Power supply....................................................................................................... 22
Insert or detaching power unit...................................................22
AC Operation.............................................................................22
DC operation with external battery............................................23
Battery Operation......................................................................23
Turning Splicer ON/OFF...................................................................................... 25
Splicer settings check / READY screen............................................................... 27
Composition of a READY screen............................................27
LCD Brightness Adjustment ................................................................................ 28
Wireless communication with tools...................................................................... 28
Wind-protector automatic opening-and-closing function...................................... 28
Operation mode................................................................................................... 29
Selection of the operation mode...............................................29
How to change the operation mode..........................................30
Select of the Splice mode.................................................................................... 30
How to check the splice mode..................................................31
How to change the splice mode................................................31
Select of the Heater mode................................................................................... 31
How to check the current heater mode.....................................32
Preparation of fiber.............................................................................................. 33
Cleaning optical fiber ................................................................33
Placing protection sleeve over fiber..........................................33
Fiber coating stripping and cleaning of bare fiber................................................ 33
Fiber Cleaving when using a sheath clamp......................................................... 33
Fiber Cleaving when using a Fiber Holder........................................................... 34
Loading fiber to splicer ........................................................................................ 36
Wind-protector motion and sheath clamp motion................................................ 37
Arc Calibration..................................................................................................... 37
Splicing procedure............................................................................................... 38
Storing splicing results......................................................................................... 41
How to input Mode Title/Comment/Password...................................................... 41
Fiber proof test.................................................................................................... 42
Heating protection sleeve.................................................................................... 42
Maintenance of Splicing Quality ...........................................................................44
Cleaning and Checking Before Splicing .............................................................. 44
Periodical checking and cleaning........................................................................ 45
Wireless data communication...............................................................................49
Wireless data communication function of the splicer........................................... 49
How to check the status of Wireless data communication.......49
How to check the communication status with Stripper & Cleaver50
How to establish wireless data communication................................................... 50
How to turn off the wireless data communication................................................ 51
Blade Management Menu ................................................................................... 53
Convenient usage of wireless data communication function............................... 53
Main Menu ............................................................................................................55
Composition of Main Menu.................................................................................. 55
Splice mode menu ..............................................................................................56
Composition of Splice Menu................................................................................ 56
How to change the splice mode................................................56
Splice Mode......................................................................................................... 56

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Select Splice Mode....................................................................57
Editing Splice Mode...................................................................59
Initializing edited parameters ....................................................60
Creating or deleting splice modes.............................................61
Detail of the parameters in splice mode....................................62
Manual Splice Mode..................................................................65
ECF Splice.................................................................................66
Attenuation splice mode (AT1,AT2）........................................66
Heater Mode Menu ...............................................................................................67
Composition of the Heater Mode Menu............................................................... 67
How to change the heater mode...............................................67
Select Heater Mode...................................................................67
Referring to or Editing Heater Mode.................................................................... 68
Initialization edited parameters .................................................69
Creating and Deleting Heater Mode .........................................69
Detail of the parameter in Heater Mode Menu..................................................... 70
Tube heating drop cable...................................................................................... 71
Tube heating Splice-on-Connector...................................................................... 71
Memory Menu .......................................................................................................72
Composition of the Memory Menu....................................................................... 72
Memory Menu Settings ....................................................................................... 72
Review, editing, and deletion of splice results..........................72
Splice Result Error ....................................................................73
Clear All Splice Results.............................................................73
Camera Image...........................................................................73
Maintenance Menu................................................................................................74
Composition of the Maintenance Menu............................................................... 74
Detail of the Mainenacne Menu........................................................................... 74
Arc Cairation........................................................................................................ 74
Diagnostic Test.................................................................................................... 75
Dust Check.......................................................................................................... 76
Motor Calibration................................................................................................. 76
Stabilize Electrodes............................................................................................. 76
Replace Electrodes............................................................................................. 77
Clear Arc Count................................................................................................... 77
Clear Cleaver Counter......................................................................................... 77
Battery Discharge................................................................................................ 78
Motor Drive.......................................................................................................... 78
Maintenance Info................................................................................................. 78
Splice Settings Menu............................................................................................79
Composition of the Splice Settings Menu............................................................ 79
How to change the settings................................................................................. 79
Other Settings Menu.............................................................................................81
Composition of the Other Settings Menu............................................................. 81
Detail of the Other Settings Menu ....................................................................... 81
Machine Settings................................................................................................. 81
Supervisor Settings ............................................................................................. 83
How to enter the Menu Lock Setting.........................................83
About "Boot Password Variation" .............................................84
Menu Lock Settings............................................................................................. 84
How to enter the Menu Lock Setting.........................................84
Bluetooth Menu................................................................................................... 86
Cleaver Setting Menu.......................................................................................... 86
Stripper Setting Menu.......................................................................................... 88
Reference Guide...................................................................................................89
Instruction Manual and the Utility Software ..........................................................90
How to install the instruction manual and the Utility Software ............................. 90
Procedure to install the instruction manual and the utility software
...................................................................................................90
Error Message List................................................................................................91
Questions and Troubleshooting............................................................................96
Power Supply...................................................................................................... 96
Splicing Operation............................................................................................... 96
Tube-heating Operation....................................................................................... 97
Wireless data communication.............................................................................. 97
Supervising.......................................................................................................... 98
Other Functions................................................................................................... 98
Trademarks......................................................................................................... 98
Guarantee and Contact Address ..........................................................................99
Warranty.............................................................................................................. 99
Contact Address................................................................................................ 100

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Safety Information
The splicer has been designed for splicing Silica-based optical fibers for
telecommunications. Do not attempt to use this machine for other
applications.Fujikura Ltd. gives much consideration and regard to personal
injury and any damages. Misuse of the machine may result in electric
shock, fire and/or serious personal injury and any damages.
Read and understand
all safety instructions.
Ask our service
centers for repair as
soon as possible.
Read this instruction
manual carefully
before operating this
machine.
Store this instruction
manual in a safe
place.
WARNINGS!
Disconnect the AC power cord from the AC adapter inlet or the wall
socket (outlet) immediately if user observes the following or if the
splicer receives the following faults:
• Fumes, bad smell, noise, or over-heat occurs.
• Liquid or foreign matter falls into cabinet.
• Splicer is damaged or dropped.
If this occurs, ask our service center for repair. Leaving the splicer in
a damaged state may cause equipment failure, electric shock or fire
and may result in personal injury, death or fire.
AC adapter which be used for a splicer is only an adapter for
exclusive use.
Using an improper AC power source may cause fuming, electric
shock or equipment damage and may result in personal injury, death
or fire.
Use the supplied AC power cord. Do not place heavy objects on the
AC power cord. Use of an improper cord or a damaged cord may
cause fuming, electric shock or equipment damage and may result in
personal injury, death or fire.
Do not disassemble or modify the splicer, AC adapter or battery. In
particular, do not remove or bypass any electrical or mechanical
device (e.g. a fuse or safety switch) incorporated into the design and
manufacturing of this equipment. Modification could cause damage
that may result in personal injury, death, electric shock or fire.
Never operate the splicer in an environment where flammable liquids
or vapors exist. Risk of dangerous fire or explosion could result from
the splicer’s electrical arc in such an environment.
Do not use compressed gas or canned air to clean the splicer. They
may contain flammable materials that could ignite during the electrical
discharge.
Do not touch the electrodes when the splicer is on and power is
supplied to the unit. The electrodes generate high voltage and high
temperatures that may cause a severe shock or burn.
Note Arc discharge stops when wind-protector is opened. Turn the
splicer off and disconnect the AC power cord before replacing
electrodes.
Safety glasses should always be worn during fiber preparation and
splicing operation. Fiber fragments can be extremely dangerous if it
comes into contact with the eye, skin, or is ingested.
The following alert symbols are used in
this instruction manual and machine to
indicate warnings and caution for safe
use. Understand the meanings of these
symbols.
WARNING!
There is a possibility of death or serious
injury resulting from improper use by
ignoring this indication.
CAUTION!
There is a possibility of personal injury or
physical loss resulting from improper use
by ignoring this indication.
Symbol means “Pay attention”
Pay attention to hot surface!
Symbol means “Must not do”
You must not disassemble!
Symbol means “Must do”
You must disconnect a plug!
Follow all safety instructions
Stop using it when it malfunctions
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WARNINGS!
Use only proper power source.
• Proper AC power source is AC100-240V, 50-60Hz. Check the AC
power source before use. Proper DC power source is DC10-12V.
Improper AC or DC power source may cause fuming, electric shock or
equipment damage and may result in personal injury, death or fire.
• AC generators commonly produce abnormally high AC output voltage or
irregular frequencies. Measure the output AC voltage with a circuit
tester before connecting the AC power cord. Such abnormally high
voltage or frequency from a generator may cause fuming, electric shock
or equipment damage and may result in personal injury, death or fire.
Make sure the generator is regularly checked and serviced.
• An AC adapter Protection Circuit is included in the AC adapter. If the
“High AC Input” lamp of the AC adapter is lit or the protection circuit in
the AC adapter is tripped, this indicates that the incoming voltage is
dangerously high and may cause injury or damage to the equipment, as
mentioned above. When using an AC generator with AC output voltage
of AC220-240V especially, Fujikura Ltd. recommends the following
measures to correct the condition.
1. Connect a step-down transformer between the generator and the AC
adapter in order to lower the AC voltage from AC220-240V to AC100-
120V.
2. Or, use an AC generator with AC output voltage of AC100V.
3. Or, use an AC generator that has an inverter circuit to stabilize the
output.
Do not modify, abuse, heat or excessively pull on the supplied AC cord.
The use of a damaged cord may cause fuming, electric shock or
equipment damage and may result in personal injury, death or fire.
The splicer uses a three-prong (core) AC cord that contains an earthed
ground safety mechanism. The splicer MUST be Grounded. Use only
the supplied three-prong (core) AC power cord. NEVER use a two-
prong (core) power cord, extension cable or plug.
Connect AC power cord properly to the splicer (inlet) and wall socket
(outlet). When inserting the AC plug, make sure there is no dust or dirt on
the terminals. Engage by pressing the female plug into the splicer (inlet)
and the male plug into the wall socket (outlet) until both plugs are fully
seated. Incomplete engagement may cause fuming, electric shock or
equipment damage and may result in personal injury, death or fire.
Do not short-circuit the terminals of AC adapter and optional battery.
Excessive electrical current may cause personal injury due to fumes,
electric shock and equipment damage.
WARNINGS!
Do not touch the splicer, AC power cord and AC plugs with wet hands.
This may result in electric shock.
Do not operate splicer near hot objects, in hot temperature
environments, in dusty / humid atmospheres or when water-
condensation is present on the splicer. This may result in electric
shock, splicer malfunction or poor splicing performance.
When using optional battery, follow the instructions below.
Failure to follow these may result in explosion or personal injury.
• Do not charge battery with other methods than instructed.
• Do not discard battery into an incinerator or fire.
• Do not charge or discharge battery near a flame or under direct
sunlight.
• Do not excessively shake or jar the battery.
• If battery leaks of liquid residue, be careful handling the battery so
the liquid does not get in skin or eye contact. If it reaches contact,
immediately wash skin or eyes thoroughly and see the doctor.
Dispose of the battery and call the service center for replacement.
• Do not stack battery on top of AC adapter while charging.
• If charge did not complete in five hours or the "CHARGE" LED
does not turn ON, immediately stop charging and call the service
center for repair.
When transporting the carrying case using the shoulder belt, check the
belt and hooks for damage before use. Carrying the case with a
damaged shoulder belt may cause the belt to break or come off and
result in personal injury or equipment damage.

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CAUTIONS!
Do not store splicer in any area where temperature and humidity are
extremely high. Possible equipment failure may result.
Do not touch protection sleeve or tube-heater during heating or
immediately after completion of heating. Their surfaces are very hot
and touching these may result in skin burn.
Do not place the splicer in an unstable or unbalanced position. The
splicer may shift or lose balance, causing the unit to fall. Possible
personal injury or equipment damage may result.
The splicer is precision adjusted and aligned. Do not allow the unit to
receive a strong shock or impact. Possible equipment failure may
result. Use supplied carrying case for transportation and storage.
The carrying case protects the splicer from damage, moisture,
vibration and shock during storage and transportation.
CAUTIONS!
Follow the below listed instructions for handling electrodes.
• Use only specified electrodes.
• Set the new electrodes in the correct position.
• Replace the electrodes as a pair.
Failure to follow the above instructions may cause abnormal arc
discharge. It can result in equipment damage or degradation in splicing
performance.
Do not use any chemical other than pure alcohol (99% or greater) to
clean the objective lens, V-groove, LCD monitor, etc., of the splicer.
Otherwise blurring, discoloration, damage or deterioration may result.
The splicer requires no lubrication. Oil or grease may degrade the
splicing performance and damage the splicer.
The equipment must be repaired or adjusted by a qualified technician or
engineer. Incorrect repair may cause fire or electric shock. Should any
problems arise, please contact the authorized distributors.
RECYCLING and DISPOSAL
In European Union
In accordance with the European Parliament Directive 2002/96/EC,
electrical parts and materials that can be re-used and/or recycled have
been identified in order that the use of new resources and the amount of
waste going for landfill can be minimised.
In the European Union, do not discard this product as unsorted
municipal waste. Contact your local authorities.
In other countries
[Recycling]
To recycle this product, disassemble it first, sort each part separately by
material components and follow your local recycling regulations.
[Disposal]
This product can be disposed of same as the standard electric poroducts.
Follow your local disposal regulations.

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Bluetooth® Wireless Technology
・ The splicer uses the Bluetooth technology for
wireless data communication.
・ The wireless data communication is done at a
frequency of 2.4GHz band, and employs the DSSS
modulation scheme. The estimated interference
distance is 10m or less.
CAUTION!
When using the fusion splicer, the optical fiber cleaver and the
ribbon fiber stripper near medical devices, turn the wireless
communication function of these off.
Turn the power of the fusion splicer off in the aircraft.
For the optical fiber cleaver and the ribbon fiber stripper, remove
batteries to turn off the wireless data communication.
Typical wireless certifications are:
USA FCC Rules Part 15 FCC ID ： QOQ11
CANADA Industry Canada Rules RSS-247 IC ： 5123A-11
European Union RE directive 2014/53/EU
RE Directive: 2014/53/EU
EN300 328, EN301 489-1, EN301 489-17 and EN 60950-1
JAPAN Radio-wave Law Article38-24 paragraph 1 R209-J00255
・ If you have any questions for other countries, contact an authorized Fujikura
distributor listed in the following web site:
https://www.fusionsplicer.fujikura.com/service/index.html
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General information
Introduction
This fusion splicer can splice a single optical fiber. Moreover, new functions
were added and made the splicer much improved in versatility. In order to
master the splicer, please read this instruction manual
Splice mode
This fusion splicer has not only automatic modes (AUTO mode), but also
special modes.The AUTO mode consists of [SM AUTO], [MM AUTO], [NZ
AUTO], [DS AUTO] mode. Select the splice mode according to the fiber
type.
If does not know the fiber type to splice, use the [AUTO
SM/NZ/DS/BIF/MM] mode.The splicer analyzes the core profile for fiber,
identifies the fiber such as SMF, NZDSF, MMF, BIF, etc. and selects the
optimal splice mode automatically.
When using these AUTO mode, the automatic arc calibration function is
enabled.
The special modes consist of [SM-SM] for SMF (ITU-T G652), [NZ-NZ]
for NZDSF (ITU-T G655), [DS-DS] for DSF (ITU-T G653), MM-MM] for
MMF (ITU-T G651) and others.
Special modes requires executing [Arc Calibration] before splicing.
Automatic arc calibration function
This function is calibration the arc power in real time. When select the
automatic mode, this function is enabled. Performing the [Arc
calibration] function before splicing is not necessary.
It doesn’t work in the special splice modes. When using these modes,
performing [Arc calibration] before splicing is strongly recommended.
LCD monitor
This splicer is equipped with an LCD monitor. LCD monitos are
manufactured at a high quality factory, but the pixels of the LCD monitor may
appear black or may keep glowing red / blue / green.
Also, the monitor may be difficult to see depending on the angle.
These are not defects but are charctristic of LCD monitors.
Automatic wind-protector
The wind-protector operation during splicing can be selected by choosing the
mode which wind-protector opens and closes.
Fast heating system
When a protection sleeve is loaded, the heater lid will close automatically and
the shrink process will start automatically.
Field Assembly Optical connector splice
The connection of a field assembly optical connector by heating of a
protection sleeve can be performed by this fusion splicer.
Moreover, versatility is improved by portability.
Corresponds to short length splice
In addition to the standard splice, splice of 5-mm interference also recently
became possible.
A specialized tool is needed in order to perform 5-mm prepared.

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Upgrade of software
The firmware of the splicer can upgrade to the latest version on the Internet
using the “Data Connection” app.
Before getting the “Data Connection”, refer to the section “Getting the
Instruction Manual and the Utility Software” and get the Utility Software at
first. Then install the “Data Connection” from the Utility Software.
Wireless data communication
This fusion splicer features wireless data communication with the
optical fiber cleaver (CT50) and ribbon fiber stripper (RS02/03) via
Bluetooth. This capability allows the splicer to monitor and change
various settings within the cleaver. The splicer can assess blade wear
by analyzing the fiber image after cleaving, and then inform the
operator with an on-screen alarm. Once a blade position has been
expended, the splicer can then rotate the blade to the next available
unconsumed position.
The communication parameters between splicer and cleaver, stripper
are setup prior to shipment when these items are ordered together.
Once AAA batteries are placed in the cleaver, or turn the power on the
stripper, it is immediately paired to the splicer, and it is available to
track blade life of cleaver and to change the heating mode of stripper
depending on the splice mode automatically.
Convenient usage of wireless data communication function with cleaver CT50
It is difficult for operators to track blade wear. However, it is easy to detect
blade wear by correlating blade positions with cleaving errors given by the
splicer. If the splicer detects that a blade position has reached its cleave limit,
the splicer sends a command to the cleaver to rotate the blade to the next
position. By using this function, the operator can maximize blade life like never
before. The operator can now use a cleaver without worrying about tracking
blade life, and can be confident they are making reliable splices.
The timing and judgment of blade
rotation made by the splicer can be
adjusted in the settings menu. A
message to raise blade height can
also be displayed when all 16
positions are expended. There is no
need for the operator to make blade
management decisions.
The cleaver records cleaves per position per height of the blade. Even if an
operator changes the blade position by mistake, the splicer will display a
message on-screen to alert the user to this mistake. This further relieves the
operator of cleaver management issues.
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Convenient usage of wireless data communication function
with the ribbon stripper RS02/03
Using a fiber holder, a fiber with 200 to 400 umm coating diameter can be
stripped by a rebbon fiber stripperr. This fusion splicer also performs wireless
communication with RS03.
The ribbon fiber stripper settings are automatically changed according to the
splice mode.
To make easy field work, operator can change the setting of the RS03 at any
time with this fusion splicer.

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New sheath clamp
Easy sleeve positioning clamp
The sheath clamp is optimized for the 60mm length sleeve. In case of using
60mm length sleeve, it is easy to position the center of the protection sleeve
over the splice point.
e.g. in case setting sleeve on the right
(1) Hold the both side of fibers
(2) Slide the sleeve into left hand
(3) Slide left hand
(4) Ready to move fiber to heater
Fiber retention clamp
The “fiber retention clamp” enables to hold fibers even if sheath clamp open.
It is useful for automatic wind protector function.
You can select the function ON/OFF by the yellow/green switch.
sleeve
Sheath clamp (opened)
fiber retention clamp
Yellow label  retain fiber
Green label  release fiber

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Corresponds to loose tube fiber
The sheath clamp has the protrusion part inside to splice the loose buffer
cable. There is the switch of the protrusion on the base of the sheath clamp.
It can easily splice the loose buffer cable without changing the sheath
clamp to others.
Touch Panel Display & New designed Menu Screen
The splicer has a touch panel display and new designed menu. The operator
can select or change the setting immediately by pressing the icons in the
monitor.
Sheet key & Classic Menu Screen
The splicer also has an external sheet key and a classic menu.
Press the DOWN key in sheet key in [READY] screen. The previous setting
menu appears. The operator can use the splicer like a previous splicer.
Press DOWN key.
Classic Menu
Protrusion switch=OFF
Protrusion
Protrusion switch=ON
Protrusion

Do not use the protrusion part when splicing the fiber except for
the loose buffer cable. Because the protrusion part may
damage the fiber except for the loose buffer cable.
This protrusion part can be removed.

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Power supply connector for the device
The USB connector of this splicer can supply the power to the device like a LED
lamp or a cell phone *1
LED lamp Cell phone
Connector type
Current capacity
USB 2.0 Type A
Max 0.5A
* It does not guarantee charging to all smartphones.
* If use it by a battery pack, a number of splicing and heating will be reduced.
Also, if remain of a battery decrease, the power supply to external devices will
become unstable.
* Connecting a device outside the specifications may affect the splicing
behavior. When the behavior of the fusion splicer is unstable, remove the
device.

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Newly designed carrying case and work tray
Carrying case
The new carrying case has a large space inside, allowing you to store all the tools
you need. The work tray attached to the carrying case can be taken out.
The work tray can be fixed on a tripod stand to improve work efficiency
Work tray
The work tray has two drawers for storing the tools without dust. The drawers are
just the right size for tools or battery pack.
Also, the work tray can be divided into two, so you can use it properly according to
the space.
Carrying case
open
Lid of carryng case
becomes a work
table
Remove work tray
from carrying case
Striipper SS03 + Cleaver CT50
Bartrery BTR-15, up to 2 units
worktray
Push to devide
Push apart

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Protection sleeve stand
The work tray has a stand to place the protection sleeve after heating process.
Protection sleeve stand can be detached.
Drop cable holding stand
The work tray has a stand for placing the drop cable clamp (CLAMP-12DC).
The stand has 2 positons. One is the position during splicing. Another is
the positon during heating. It can help user operation.
For heating
For splicing
Detouchable sleeve stand
Configuration1
Configuration 2

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Description of product
Components of splicer
The standard package of the splicer is the following.
Check the equipment items mentioned of list.
Standard package list (1 of 2)
Standard package list (2 of 2)
Core Alignment
Fusion Splicer
[90S]
Carrying
Case
[CC-39]
AC Adapter
[ADC-20]
AC Power Cord
[ACC-xx]
USB Cable
[USB-01]
Electrodes (spare)
[ELCT2-16B]
Fiber Holder
Set Plate
[SP-03]
Work Table Left
[WT-08L]
Work Table Right
[WT-08R]
Work Table J-Plate
[JP-09]
Battery
Pack
[BTR-15]
Alcohol Dispenser
[AP-02]
Fiber Scrap
Collector
[FDB-05]
Optical Fiber
Cleaver
[CT50]
Single Fiber Stripper
[SS03]
Tripod Screw
[TS-03]
Fiber Setting Plate
[AD-10-M24]
Case (for Cleaver)
[CC-37]
Hexagonal Wrench
[HEX-01]
Quick Reference
Guide
[QRG-02-E]
Carrying Case Strap
[ST-03]
Fusion splicer
Strap
[ST-02]
Wireless/PC/Clamp Setting
Guide
[SG-03-E]
Warning and Cautions
[WAC-01-E]

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Other necessary items for splicing operation
Fiber
coating
diameter
UV coating
250µm
Nylon coating
900µm
Fiber
holder
(Option)
[FH-70-250]
* Old model [FH-60-250] can
also be used.
[FH-70-900]
* Old model [FH-60-900] can
also be used.
Fiber
protection
sleeves
(option)
Standard sleeve
60mm length [FP-03]
40mm length [FP-03 (L = 40)]
Micro sleeve
15mm length [FPS01-400-15]
Micro sleeve
20mm length [FPS01-900-20]

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Description of Splicer
Structure
90
Top
Front
Wind protector
Tube Heater
Side
Battery slot
USB A
For Ribbon sripper
RS02/RS03
LCD monitor
Wind protector
USB B
Mini

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Inside of
Wind protector
LED
Sheath clamp
Clamp
Clamp
LED
V-groove illumination
V-groove
V-groove
Electrode
Electrode