INNO VIEW 5 User manual

Please read this manual before operating your fusion splicer, and keep it for future reference.
2014/11 Rev.0.1
ARC Fusion Splicer
View 5 User Manual

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View 5
User Manual

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Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Technical specications
Applicable ber type
Splice loss
Splice mode
Heat oven
Power supply
Dimensions and weight
Environment
Other
Battery precautions
Chapter 2: Installation
Safety warnings and precautions
Operational safety warnings
Maintenance and external care precautions
Transport and storage precautions
Installation
Unpacking the splicer
Splicer overview
Power supply
Battery
Charge the battery
How to check remaining battery capacity
Battery refresh
Chapter 3: Basic Operation
Turning on the splicer
Adjusting the monitor position
Adjusting the monitor brightness
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Touch screen On/Off
Fiber zoom function on screen
Preparing the bers
How to make a splice
Placing the bers
Inspecting the bers
Splicing
How to protect the splice
Heating procedure
Chapter 4: Splice Programs
Displaying the active splice program
Selecting a splice program
General splicing steps
Pre-fusion
Fusion
Splicing process
Splice program parameters under general splicing process
Chapter 5: Splice Option
Setting up splice mode
Chapter 6: Heater Mode
Selecting heater mode
Editing heater mode
Deleting heater mode
Heater mode parameters
Chapter 7: Maintenance Menu
Replace electrodes
Replacement procedure
Stabilize electrodes
Operation procedure
Diagnostic test
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Operation procedure
Dust check
Operation procedure
Motor calibration
Operation procedure
Arc calibration
Operation procedure
Electrode setting
Update software
Chapter 8: Other Functions & Utilities
Data storage
Display splice record
Delete splice record
Cancel data storage
System setting
Monitor position
Power save option
System information
Appendix I: Reasons for high splice loss and solutions
Appendix II: List of error messages
Appendix III: Frequent questions and troubleshooting
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Important: INNO Instrument strongly recommends all users to read this manual
before operating VIEW 5.
This manual is valid for the following software version:

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Introduction
Thank you for choosing VIEW 5 Arc Fusion Splicer from INNO Instrument. View 5
adopts innovative product design and exquisite manufacturing technology so as to
deliver unprecedented splicing experience to customers.The totally new
technology greatly reduces splicing and heating time, and advanced estimation
method and alignment technique ensure the accuracy of splice loss estimation.
The simple-but-trendy product design, sophisticated internal structure and reliable
durability make the splicer be suitable for any operating environment. Dynamic
operation interface and automatic splice mode provide users great convenience.
For more information of VIEW 5, please visit our ofcial website at
www.innoinstrument.com

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Technical Specications
Applicable ber type
•SM(ITU-T G.652&G.657) / MM(ITU-T G.651) / DS(ITU-T G.653)
/ NZDS3(ITU-T G.655)
•Fiber count: Single
•Applicable ber cables: 0.25mm - 3.0mm / Indoor cable
•Applicable ber diameter: Cladding diameter: 80~150μm,
Coating diameter: 100~1000μm
Splice loss
Measured by cut-back method relevant to ITU-T standard:
•SM : 0.02dB
•MM : 0.01dB
•DS : 0.04dB
•NZDS : 0.04dB
•G.657 : 0.02dB
Splice mode
•Preset 17 splice modes
•Internal splice data storage: 2000
•Splicing time: SM Quick mode: 7s
Heat oven
•5 applicable protection sleeve: 20mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm, 60mm
•Heating time: 8- 900s
•Cooling time: 0-180s
•Typical heating time: 13s
•Heat mode: Various heat modes available
•Heat oven: VIEW 5 special heat oven
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Power supply
•Standard AC power voltage: AC 100-240V, 50-60Hz
•Standard DC power voltage: DC 9-14V
Dimensions and weight
•Size: Height x Width x Depth = 147mm x 130mm x 155mm
•Weight: 2.21kg (battery included)
Environment
•Operating condition: 0~5000m above sea level, 0~95% relative humidity,
-10~50℃, 15m/s max wind speed
•Storage condition: 0~95% relative humidity, -40~80℃
•Battery: -20~30℃for long time storage
Other
•Viewing and displaying method: two cameras and 5.0 inch color LCD monitor
•520x magnication for single X or Y view, or 520x magnication for
both X and Y view.
•Tensile test: 1.96-2.25N
•Terminals: USB2.0 / MINI USB

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Battery precautions
•DO NOT collide the battery with sharp or hard objects.
•DO NOT transport or store the battery with metals simultaneously.
•DO NOT throw, drop, impact or bend the battery.
•DO NOT strike the battery with hammers or tread on it.
•DO NOT connect the anode and cathode of the battery to metals such as
electrical short circuit.
•DO NOT let the anode and cathode contact with the external aluminum coating
of the battery so as to avoid short circuit.
•DO NOT disassemble the battery under any circumstances.
•DO NOT immerse the battery in fresh water or sea water, and avoid moisture.
•DO NOT use or place the battery near heat source. (e.g. re, heat oven)
•DO NOT heat the battery or throw it into water.
•DO NOT weld the battery directly.
•DO NOT charge the battery near re or in high temperature.
•DO NOT put the battery into the microwave oven or high pressure container.
•DO NOT use or place the battery in extremely high temperature
(e.g. strong sunlight or inside a car which is with poor ventilation) for long period
of time. Otherwise, it may cause overheat, re, battery malfunction, or shorter
battery life.
•DO NOT use damaged battery. The battery with electrolyte leakage or electrolyte
smell shall be kept away from re to avoid re or explosion.
•If electrolyte leakage contacts with skin or other parts of body, please wash it off
with a plenty of water immediately. If electrolyte leakage contacts with your
eye(s), please rinse your eye(s) with water immediately and seek medical advice.

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Safety warnings and precautions
As VIEW 5 is designed for fusion splicing silica glass optical bers, it is very
important that the splicer should not be used for any other purposes. The splicer
is a precision instrument and must be handled with caution. Therefore, you must
read the following safety rules and general precautions in this manual regarding the
use and handling of VIEW 5 at any time. Any behaviors that do not follow the
warnings and cautions will break the safety standard about design, manufacture,
and usage of the fusion splicer. INNO Instrument will not take the responsibility for
those consequences caused by misuse!
Operational safety warnings
•Never operate the splicer in an environment where ammable liquids or vapors
exist.
•DO NOT touch the electrodes when the splicer is on.
Note: Only use specied electrodes for the fusion splicer. Select [Replace
electrode] in maintenance menu to replace electrodes, or turn off the splicer and
disconnect the AC power source or remove battery before replacing electrodes.
Discharging is prohibited before the electrodes are placed as a pair.
•DO NOT disassemble or modify any components of the splicer without approval,
except for the permitted-to-disassemble / modify components or parts by users
stated in this manual. Component replacement and its internal adjustment must
be implemented by INNO Instrument or its authorized technicians or engineers.
•Never operate the splicer in an environment where ammable liquids or vapors
exist. Risk of dangerous re or explosion could result from the splicer’s electrical
arc in such an environment. DO NOT operate the splicer near hot objects or in
high temperature and dusty / humid atmosphere, or when condensation is
present on the splicer. This may result in electric shock, splicer malfunction,
or poor splicing performance.

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•Users should always wear safety glasses during ber preparation and splicing
operation. Fiber fragments can be extremely dangerous if they are ingested or
come into contact with eyes, skin.
•Take out the battery immediately if the followings are observed when using
the splicer:
•Fumes, bad smell, abnormal noise or over heat.
•Liquid or other matter falls into cabinet
•The splicer is damaged or dropped.
Note: If any of these faults occurs, please contact our service center
immediately. Leaving the splicer in a damaged state without any prompt
measures may cause equipment failure, electric shock, or re and may result in
injury or death.
•Do not use compressed gas or canned air to clean the splicer. They may contain
ammable materials that could ignite during the electrical discharge.
•Please use VIEW 5 designed battery only. Using an improper AC power source
may cause fuming, electric shock or equipment damage and may even result in
re, injury or death.
•Please use VIEW 5 designed charger only. Do not place any heavy objects on
the AC power cord. Keep the power cord away from heat source. Using an
improper cord or a damaged cord may cause fuming, electric shock or
equipment damage and may even result in re, injury or death.
Maintenance and external care precautions
•Always avoid using hard objects to clean V-grooves and electrodes.
•Always avoid using acetone, thinner, benzol or alcohol when cleaning any parts
of the splicer, except for the places advised.
•Use a dry cloth to remove dust and dirt from the splicer.
•If the outside of the splicer is dirty, plunge a soft cloth into diluted neutral
washing up liquid, wring out the cloth and clean. Dry the splicer with a dry cloth
but DO NOT USE furniture polish or other cleaning agents.
•Always follow the maintenance instructions in this manual.

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Transport and storage precautions
•When the splicer is moved from cold to warm environment, you should allow the
splicer to warm up gradually. Otherwise, the condensation generated inside will
bring harmful effects to the splicer.
•Pack the fusion splicer well for long time storage.
•Keep the splicer clean and dry.
•The splicer is precision adjusted and aligned. Always keep the splicer in its
carrying case to protect from damage and dirt. Put cushion package outside the
carrying case for long distance transportation.
•Always avoid leaving the splicer in direct sunlight or expose to excessive heat.
•DO NOT store the splicer in dusty or humid environment. This may result in
electric shock, splicer malfunction or poor splicing performance.
•Keep the humidity to a minimum level where the splicer is stored. The humidity
must not exceed 95%.

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Installation
Important: Please follow the instructions below carefully.
Unpacking the splicer
Hold the handle upwards, then lift the splicer out of the carrying case.
Package
⑪Stripper①VIEW 5
②High Precision Cleaver
③Fiber Holder
④AC Adapter
⑤Cooling Tray
⑥Electrode
⑦Manual CD
⑧Battery Pack
⑨Power Cable
⑩Carrying Case

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Documents (not shown)
•User manual
•Supplier’s declaration of conformity
•Test protocol
Equipped with VFH-40 ber holder (Standard package)

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Heat oven
USB 2.0
MINI USB
Power supply connector
Display
Power supply / Battery
Loop
On / Off button
Control buttons
Splicer overview

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Power supply
Battery
Switch off the splicer. Press the [Release] button at the side of the splicer and take
out the battery from the splicer.
Charge the battery
Connect the battery charger to the battery.
Charging progress is indicated by ve lit LEDs continuously sweeping from 20% to
100% on the battery indicator (see below).
As charging proceeds, one LED is lit when 20% charged. When it’s fully charged,
all ve LEDs are lit (i.e. 100%).
Insert the battery into the power unit dock until it clicks into place.
Insert
Release button
Take out the battery
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Note: Check and make sure the remaining battery capacity is 20% or greater
before splicing. If the battery capacity is less than 20%, please use AC / DC
adapter to power the splicer. Heat will be generated during the charging
process. Do not stack the battery on top of AC / DC adapter while charging.
How to check remaining battery capacity
You have two ways to check remaining battery capacity.
•If the battery is connected to the splicer, its charging level appears on the top
right corner of the monitor.
•If the battery is detached from the splicer, press “PUSH” button on the battery.
Then the battery capacity will be indicated by LEDs as shown below:
Battery refresh
In order to prevent the aging effect of the battery, the battery needs to be refreshed
periodically. Turn the splicer on and discharging until it consumes all the battery
capacity and the splicer turns off automatically. Fully recharge the battery and redo
discharging.
100% 80% 60% 40% 20%
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Basic Operation
Turning on the splicer
Press [Power] key on the operation panel, and wait the splicer to be turned on and
move to Workbench page.
Adjusting the monitor position
Users can adjust the monitor position by moving it with a desired angle in purpose
of operation convenience.
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