Precision Rated Optics PRO-6350 User manual

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PRO-6350 OTDR
Operation Guide

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Notices
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No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form or by any means (including electronic storage and retrieval
or translation into a foreign language) without prior agreement and written consent from Precision Rated Optics,
as governed by international copyright laws.
Warranty
The material contained in this document is subject to change without notice. Precision Rated Optics makes no
warranty of any kind with regard to this material, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of
merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Precision Rated Optics shall not be liable for errors contained
herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with furnishing, performance, or use of this
material. The battery is a consumable part and is not subject to the PRO-6350 warranty.
ISO9001 Certification
Produced to ISO9001 International Quality System Standard as part of Precision Rated Optics, is objective of
continually increasing customer satisfaction through improved process control.
Safety Instructions
During each stage of operation of this instrument, please always observe the following safety instructions. Not
taking any safety precautions or following the instructions will violate the safety standards of design,
manufacturing and application of these instruments. In no case will Precision Rated Optics bear the
responsibilities for consequences incurred by violation of the following instructions.
General
This product is a Safety Class 1 instrument. The protective features of this product may be impaired if it is used in
a manner not specified in the operation instrument.
Environmental Conditions
It is designed to operate at a maximum relative humidity of 95% and at altitudes of up to 2000 meters. Refer to
the specifications tables.
Before Applying Power
Verify that the product is set to match the available line voltage, the correct fuse is installed, and all safety
precautions are taken. Note the PRO-6350’s external markings described under Symbols.
Do Not Operate in an Explosive Atmosphere
Do not operate PRO-6350 in the presence of flammable gases or fumes.

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Do Not Remove the PRO-6350 Cover
Operating personnel must not remove instrument covers. Component replacement and internal adjustments must
be made only by qualified service personnel. Instrument that appears damaged or defective should be made
inoperative and secured against unintended operation until they can be repaired by qualified service personnel.
Safety Terms Used in This Manual
The WARNING sign denotes a hazard. It calls attention to a procedure, practice, or the like, which, if not
correctly performed or adhered to, could result in personnel injury. Do not proceed beyond a WARNING sign
until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met.
The CAUTION sign denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operating procedure, or the like, which, if not
correctly performed or adhered to, could result in damage to or destruction of part or the entire product. Do not
proceed beyond a CAUTION sign until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met.
The NOTE sign information that may be beneficial during the use and maintenance of the PRO-6350.
Laser Safety Announcements
Warning
The PRO-6350 is a laser instrument. Users should avoid looking directly into the optic output.
•Always avoid looking directly into the optical output port, when the PRO-6350 is working. And the use
of microscope or magnifier should also be avoided, for the use of such devices can focus a highly intense
beam onto the retina, which may result in permanent eye damage.
•Always replace protective dust cap on the probe port when the PRO-6350 is not being used.
•Always avoid looking directly at unconnected end of optic fiber in testing and make the unconnected end
pointing at a non-reflective object if available.
Electric Safety Announcements
If need to assure instrument thorough outage, please pull up power line and take the battery out.
Warning
•AC/DC adapter should be used only indoors.
•The ambient air of the PRO-6350 place should be free flow.
•Any using of electric tools near inflammable gas or smog will be a big safety threat.
•In order to avoid electric shock, please don’t use instrument if there is damage on any outside surface part
(top cover, panel, etc)
•Only qualified professional staff can do electrified adjustment, maintenance and repair to the operating
instrument.
•Even if the PRO-6350 power is cut off; the capacity in the PRO-6350 might be electrified for some time
after that.

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Agreement and Statement
Button or menu: The operating units in GUI that can be clicked by stylus, indicated by letters in square brackets,
e.g. [Setup] and [Start].
Key: The function key on front panel, indicated by letter or icon in quotation marks, e.g. “ ” (POWER)
and “ ” (BACKLIGHT).
Option label: Indicated by letters in brace, e.g. {Event} and {Trace Parameter}.
Label and subordinate specific options: Indicated by letters in angle brackets and square brackets, e.g. <Mode>
[Average], which stands for averaging mode option; <Wavelength> [1310nm], which stands for 1310nm
wavelength option.
Mode or module: Indicated by letters in quotation marks, e.g. “OTDR” and “OCI”.
Conversation: Indicated by letter in quotation marks e.g. “Confirm” and “Cancel”.

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Table of Contents
Specifications ..........................................................................................................................................................11
1 General Information ......................................................................................................................................12
1.1 Scope of this Manual................................................................................................................................12
1.2 Introduction ..............................................................................................................................................12
1.3 Product Appearance..................................................................................................................................13
1.4 Front Panel Indicators Introduction..........................................................................................................14
1.5 Front Panel Keys Instruction....................................................................................................................14
1.6 Operating Parts Instructions .....................................................................................................................15
1.7 Instrument Interfaces Instructions............................................................................................................16
1.8 GUI Icons Instruction...............................................................................................................................18
1.9 Power Instruction.....................................................................................................................................19
1.10 Use of Rechargeable Battery...................................................................................................................19
2Basic Operation ..............................................................................................................................................20
2.1 Foreword...................................................................................................................................................20
2.2 Power On/Off ...........................................................................................................................................20
2.3 Enter and Exit Power Saving Mode .........................................................................................................20
2.4 Adjust LCD Brightness ............................................................................................................................21
2.5 Start Application.......................................................................................................................................21
2.6 Install USB Keyboard/Mouse...................................................................................................................22
2.7 Printer Configuration................................................................................................................................22
3Common Settings and Special Settings........................................................................................................24
3.1 Main Setting Menu...................................................................................................................................24
3.2 Select language.........................................................................................................................................24
3.3 Automatic Power Saving Setting..............................................................................................................24
3.4 Recalibrate Touch Screen........................................................................................................................25
3.5 Serious Deviation of Touch Screen.........................................................................................................25
3.6 Date and Time Settings ...........................................................................................................................25
3.7 Other Parameters Configuration...............................................................................................................26
3.8 Load Default.............................................................................................................................................26
4 Basic Information of OTDR Module............................................................................................................27
4.1 Principle of OTDR Module......................................................................................................................27

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4.2 Measurement Application of OTDR ........................................................................................................27
4.3 Basic Definition and Classification of Events..........................................................................................27
4.3.1 Reflection Events..............................................................................................................................28
4.3.2 Non-reflection Events.......................................................................................................................28
4.4 Optic Fiber Link and Event Types ..........................................................................................................28
5Instruction of OTDR Modules of The PRO-6350........................................................................................29
5.1 Main Features of OTDR Module..............................................................................................................29
5.2 Measurement Mode of OTDR module.....................................................................................................29
5.2.1 Auto Mode and Manual Mode..........................................................................................................29
5.2.2 Averaging Mode and Realtime Mode ..............................................................................................29
5.2.3 In-service Mode and Normal Mode..................................................................................................29
5.3 OTDR Interface........................................................................................................................................30
5.4 Icons Instruction in OTDR Interface........................................................................................................31
5.5 Trace Processing.......................................................................................................................................32
5.6 Available OTDR Module.........................................................................................................................32
6Prepare to Use OTDR....................................................................................................................................33
6.1 Connectors Instruction..............................................................................................................................33
6.2 Cleaning and Connecting to Optical Fiber...............................................................................................33
7. Test with OTDR..............................................................................................................................................34
7.1 OTDR Quick Test.....................................................................................................................................34
7.2 Trace Processing.......................................................................................................................................35
7.3 Unsaved Traces ........................................................................................................................................35
7.4 Save Trace................................................................................................................................................35
7.5 Auto Naming............................................................................................................................................36
7.6 Open Saved Trace.....................................................................................................................................37
7.7 Trace Viewing and Analysis Operation....................................................................................................37
7.8 Information and Function Windows........................................................................................................37
7.8.1 Switch Information and Function Windows....................................................................................38
7.8.2 Events info reference........................................................................................................................38
7.8.3 Reanalyze .........................................................................................................................................38
7.9 Upload Trace to PC.................................................................................................................................39
7.10 Get help on OTDR...................................................................................................................................39

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8 Testing Optical Fiber in Auto Mode.............................................................................................................40
8.1 Instruction of Auto Testing Mode...........................................................................................................40
8.2 The procedures of auto testing mode........................................................................................................40
9Testing the optical fiber in Manual mode ...................................................................................................41
9.1 Common using parameters for OTDR testing..........................................................................................41
9.2 OTDR test parameters Configuration......................................................................................................41
9.3 OTDR display and other Configuration ...................................................................................................42
9.4 Real time and average test mode..............................................................................................................42
9.5 Range Configuration ................................................................................................................................43
9.6 Pulse Width Configuration.......................................................................................................................43
9.7 Averaging Time Configuration ................................................................................................................43
9.8 Laser Wavelength Configuration..............................................................................................................43
9.9 IOR Setting...............................................................................................................................................44
9.10 Scatter Coefficient (Back Scatter) Setting...............................................................................................44
9.11 Non-reflection Threshold (Splice Loss Detecting Threshold) Setting ....................................................44
9.12 Reflection Threshold (Reflection Detecting Threshold) Setting..........................................................44
9.13 End Threshold (Optical Fiber End Detecting Threshold) Setting...........................................................44
9.14 Load Default............................................................................................................................................44
10 Use OTDR Test FTTx-PON Network Optical........................................................................................45
10.1 Use PON Optimized OTDR Instrument...................................................................................................45
10.2 Select the Proper Distance Range.........................................................................................................45
10.3 End Threshold (Optical Fiber End Detecting Threshold).....................................................................45
10.4 Test parameter recommendation value.................................................................................................45
11 Trace Analysis and Event Operation........................................................................................................46
11.1 Open Trace File....................................................................................................................................46
11.2 Simultaneous Display Multi Traces .....................................................................................................47
11.3 Close Trace File....................................................................................................................................47
11.4 Trace Display and Operating Instruction..............................................................................................47
11.5 Switch And Move Markers...................................................................................................................48
11.6 Switch And Move the Marked Point....................................................................................................48
11.7 Fast Move the Markers Outside the Window.......................................................................................48
11.8 Lock AB Markers....................................................................................................................................49

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11.9 Zoom the Trace.....................................................................................................................................49
11.10 Cross Frame to Zoom the Trace...........................................................................................................49
11.11 Use Zoom Toolbar to Zoom the Trace.................................................................................................49
11.11.1 Revert the Whole Trace View......................................................................................................50
11.11.2 Zoom In Trace Horizontally........................................................................................................50
11.11.3 Zoom Out Trace Horizontally ......................................................................................................50
11.11.4 Zoom In Trace Vertically............................................................................................................50
11.11.5 Zoom out Trace Vertically ...........................................................................................................50
11.12 Remember the Zoom Status Automatically..........................................................................................50
11.13 Move the Magnified Trace Window ...................................................................................................50
11.14 Operation of Event Options..................................................................................................................51
11.14.1 Display the Event on the Trace and Locate Event In Even Sheet ................................................52
11.14.2 Add Event....................................................................................................................................52
11.14.3 Modify the Event..........................................................................................................................53
11.14.4 Delete event..................................................................................................................................53
11.15 Analysis Detecting Threshold Configuration.......................................................................................54
11.16 Reanalyze the Trace..............................................................................................................................55
11.17 Analyze the Optical Fiber in Specific Optical Fiber Link....................................................................55
11.18 Set Trace Display Parameter ................................................................................................................55
11.19 Set the Length Unit...............................................................................................................................56
11.20 Display or Switch the Trace .................................................................................................................56
11.21 Check Current Trace Parameters..........................................................................................................57
12 Manual Trace Analysis ..............................................................................................................................58
12.1 Use Markers..........................................................................................................................................58
12.2 Event Location and Loss Information..................................................................................................58
12.3 Measure Insertion Loss (2-point and 5-point method) .........................................................................58
12.4 Measure Attenuation (2-point and LSA method).................................................................................61
12.5 Measure Reflectance.............................................................................................................................62
13 Trace File Management.............................................................................................................................64
13.1 Save Trace in Different Formats .............................................................................................................64
13.2 Copy, Move, Rename and Delete Trace...............................................................................................64
13.3 Check Disk Space.................................................................................................................................65

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14 Print OTDR Report...................................................................................................................................66
14.1 Trace Information.................................................................................................................................66
14.2 Check and Edit Trace Information .......................................................................................................66
14.3 Print OTDR Report...............................................................................................................................67
15 OTDR Module Built-in Stabilized Laser Source LS100.........................................................................70
16 OTDR Module Built-in Optical Power Meter PM100...........................................................................72
17 VFL Application.........................................................................................................................................74
18 OCI (Optical Connector Inspector) of MCI100.......................................................................................75
18.1 Inspect the Optical Connector ..............................................................................................................75
18.2 Adjust the Image’ Brightness and Contrast..........................................................................................76
18.3 Focus Control .......................................................................................................................................76
18.4 Zoom Image..........................................................................................................................................76
18.5 Capture Image ......................................................................................................................................77
18.6 View the Saved Image..........................................................................................................................77
19 File Management........................................................................................................................................78
19.1 Transfer Files or Folders between the PRO-6350 and USB Storage Device .......................................78
19.2 Transfer Files or Folders between the PRO-6350 and PC....................................................................78
19.3 Delete Saved Files................................................................................................................................79
20 Maintenance and Calibration....................................................................................................................80
20.1 Cleaning of Optical Interfaces..............................................................................................................80
20.2 Necessity of Cleaning...........................................................................................................................80
20.3 Safety Instructions before Cleaning .....................................................................................................80
20.4 Cleaning Tools......................................................................................................................................80
20.5 Cleaning Procedure ..............................................................................................................................81
20.6 Battery Charging Instructions...............................................................................................................81
20.7 Battery Instruction................................................................................................................................81
20.8 Charge Battery......................................................................................................................................81
20.9 Battery Calibration ...............................................................................................................................81
20.10 Change Battery.....................................................................................................................................82
20.11 Calibration Requirements.....................................................................................................................82
20.12 Shipment...............................................................................................................................................82
21 Troubleshooting..........................................................................................................................................83

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21.1 Common Problems and Solutions........................................................................................................83
21.2 Trace Measurement Problems and Solutions .......................................................................................84
22 Warranty.....................................................................................................................................................85
22.1 Terms of Warranty ...............................................................................................................................85
22.2 Exclusion..............................................................................................................................................85
22.3 Warranty Registration .............................................................................................................................85
22.4 Returning Instruments ..........................................................................................................................85
22.5 Contacting Customer Service...............................................................................................................85

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Specifications
Display 7” TFT-LCD Touchscreen Stabilized Light Source
Connectivity USBx2; 10/100Mbit/s RJ-45x1 Wavelengths Same as OTDR's
Memory 2GB Emitter Types FP-LD@1310, 1490, 1550nm; DFB-
LD@1625nm
Power Supply
Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery/AC Adapter
Output Mode
CW, 270Hz, 1KHZ, 2KHz
Battery Life 10 hours continuous operation Spectrum Width ≤ 5nm
Operating Temp. -4ºF ~ 122ºF (-20ºC ~ 50ºC) Output Power ≥ -7dBm
Storage Temp. -40ºF ~ 140ºF (-40ºC ~ 60ºC) Power Stability ± 0.05dB/15min; ± 0.10dB/8hr
Environmental
Conditions 0 ~ 95% RH (Humidity, Non-Condensing) Connectors FC/UPC (Interchangeable SC, ST)
Weight &
Dimensions
(HxWxD)
11.4” x 6.8” x 2.9” / 4.6 lb (290 x 175 x 75mm / 2.1kg)
(Battery Included) Video Inspection Probe
OTDR with VFL
Field of View 400µm x 300µm
Selectable Range SM: 1.3, 2.5, 5, 10, 20, 40, 80, 160, 240Km; MM: 1.3,
2.5, 5, 10, 20, 40Km
Resolution ≤ 1.5µm
Pulse Width SM: 5ns, 10ns, 30ns, 100ns, 300ns, 1µs, 2.5µs, 10µs,
20µs; MM: 5ns, 10ns, 30ns, 1µs, 2.5µs
Focusing Manual Focus
Visual Light
Source
Output Power: ≥ -3dBm; MOD Frequency: 1 Hz; Detection
Range: 5Km
Hand-Probe Dimensions Ø32mm x 175mm
Event Dead Zone
(m)
0.8
Attenuation
Dead Zone (m)
4.5
Optical Power Meter
CAL
Wavelength 850, 1300, 1310, 1490, 1550, 1625, 1650nm (±20nm)
Power Range
(dBm) -70 ~ +6 (-60 ~ +6 @ 850nm)
Accuracy ± 5% ±0.01nW (±0.5dB@850nm)
Detector Type
InGaAs
MOD
Identification
270, 1K, 2K Hz
Resolution 0.01dB
Connectors FC (Interchangeable SC, ST and LC)

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1 General Information
1.1 Scope of this Manual
Thank you for purchasing a PRO instrument. Please read this manual carefully before using any of the PRO series
fiber-optic instruments. Always observe the warnings and cautions appearing throughout this manual.
This manual contains the necessary information for proper operation and maintenance of the PRO-6350,
troubleshooting instructions as well as information regarding obtaining services.
1.2 Introduction
The PRO-6350 series is a compact multi-functional platform. It is convenient and accurate for auto/manual
testing, multi-wavelength testing, integrated intelligent and multi-functional analysis.
The PRO-6350 is easy to handle with large color LCD touch screen and smart user-interface. Windows CE
system, large built-in and extended memory enable convenient test data storage, access and transfer to PC via
USB for further analysis and reporting. Management software on the PC can be further analysis of the data.
Product has the following characteristics:
•7 inch color LCD touch screen of sharp display, 4-level adjustable brightness;
•Convenient and flexible handling: Touch-screen, keypad and external USB mouse/keyboard;
•Large-capacity data storage;
•USB data interface (Host and Client), Supports a variety of data backup;
•Directly connected particular model USB printer
•PC software for test data analysis and reporting;
•Auto screensaver feature for power saving;
•AC/DC dual power supply;
•Optimized power management: 10 hours continuous operation.
Optional Built-in Functional Modules
•OTDR function module, detail specification for later chapters
•LS100: Stabilized Laser Source Module (as OTDR)
•PM100: Optical Power Meter Module
•MCI100: Optical Connector Inspector Module, detail specification for later chapters
•RC100: Remote Control Module
•LM100: Link Image Module

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1.3 Product Appearance
Fig. 1.1 Front View
Top View
Fig. 1.2 Front View
Hand belt
LCD Touch
Screen
Charging Indicator
Power Indicator
Power on/off
Help
Direction/Enter Keys
Return Button
Start/Stop

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1.4 Front Panel Indicators Introduction
Icon Status Meaning
Power On/Off
Off System off
Green, constant System on
Red, blinking Low battery, charging needed
Charging Indicator
Red, constant Charging, with power adapter
Green, constant Charging complete, with power adapter
Off Power adapter unplugged or connection is poor
Laser Indicator
Red, blinking Laser on
Off Laser off
Tab. 1.1 Front Panel Indicators Introduction
1.5 Front Panel Keys Instruction
Name Function
Press to start, press again to stop.
Start/Stop Launch selected module in main interface.
Esc Back
Move up or extended function to be defined, please refer to Help of current interface.
Move down or extended function to be defined, please refer to Help of current interface.
Move left or extended function to be defined, please refer to Help of current interface
Move right or extended function to be defined, please refer to Help of current interface.
OK Confirm button to confirm certain operations, please refer to Help of current interface
Nav Enter Help of current interface.
Del In character input box editing, provide backward delete functions
Num0～9 In the digital input box for editing, digital input function
LIGHT
LCD brightness adjustment. 4-level brightness, press to toggle between different levels

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Call the soft keyboard
Call the save window key
Power
Power on/off
Press to power on system when system is off.
When system is on, press and hold 1 second to enter screensaver mode for power saving;
press and hold 3 seconds to power off system.
In screensaver mode, press any key and hold 1 second to restore normal status (Or by
clicking anywhere on touch screen with stylus, clicking mouse left key)
1.6 Operating Parts Instructions
Name Operation Description
Stylus
Click Select certain module or menu
Double click Mainly used in file explorer window.
Draw frame 1. Batch files selection in File Explorer.
2. Zoom in/out selected part of displayed trace
Click and hold 1. Open menu or select in File Explorer.
2. Select object in other windows.
Mouse
(Optional)
Left click
Similar to stylus, more convenient for desktop application
Left double click
Left key draw frame
Right click
NOTE
•Stylus shouldn’t touch the screen with too little force, otherwise it might operate irregularly.
•Stylus shouldn’t touch the screen with too much force, otherwise might damage the LCD and touch
screen.
•Please apply adequate force with stylus on the touch screen.
•Only use the PRO-6350 stylus, do not use other device. A sharp object like ball pen tip may smear or
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1.7 Instrument Interfaces Instructions
Interfaces on Platform Top (Left to right)
Name Appearance Icon Description
Power
Power adapter input
Audio Output
Connection to USB devices, e.g. printer,
mouse, keyboard and USB interface testing
devices (Driver needed)
USB Slave
Connection to PC for data transfer
RJ45 Port
10/100Mbps Ethernet port
OCI Port
Connection to the OCI
(Optical Connector Inspector)
Serial Interface
For system adjustment (Not open to user)
Audio Port
Audio output/input
Tab. 1.4 interfaces on Platform Top

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Optical Ports
The PRO-6350 is equipped with FC/PC connectors (Interchangeable SC, ST and LC)
Name Appearance Icon Description
Optical Port
OTDR Normal OTDR port
VFL Visible Red Laser port
OLT PON Power Meter downstream input
ONT PON Power Meter upstream input
SLS Stabilized Light Source port
OPM Multi-wavelength Optical Power Meter port
Tab. 1.5 Optical Ports
NOTE
The amount of connectors depends on module configuration, not all modules are equipped with above mentioned
optical ports.
WARNING
The PRO-6350 is a laser instrument. Users should avoid looking directly into the optic output. The use of
microscope or magnifier should also be avoided, for the use of such devices can focus a highly intense beam onto
the retina, which may result in permanent eye damage.
Laser Radiation: To avoid serious eye injury, never look directly into the optical outputs of fiber optic network
equipment, test equipment, patch cords, or test jumpers.
•Always avoid looking directly into the optical output port, when the PRO-6350 is working.
•Always replace protective dust cap on the detector port when the PRO-6350 is not being used.
•Always avoid looking directly at unconnected end of optic fiber in testing and make the unconnected end
pointing at a non-reflective object if available.

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1.8 GUI Icons Instruction
Icon Status Operation Description
Appear Power adapter plugged
Green part change Showing battery power level with percentage
behind.
Appear Battery unplugged or connection is poor.
Click Start selected function
Click Enter Setup interface, including Interface style,
Language and System setting etc.
Click Enter Help of current interface
Click Enter “About” interface
Click System off
Tab. 1.6 GUI Icons Instruction

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1.9 Power Instruction
The PRO-6350 uses following power supplies:
•AC adapter (Connect to standard outlet – Indoor use only)
•Li-ion rechargeable battery (Auto power supply when AC adapter is unplugged)
•Battery dock cover must be closed properly when the PRO-6350 is working.
•AC adapter and battery power supply can be switched without affecting operation
•After AC/DC power adapter is connected, built in Li-ion battery will be automatically charged.
When only using Li-ion battery as power supply, following situations may cause the PRO-6350 to automatically
power off or dysfunction
•The battery power indicator displayed on LCD screen will turn red (Low battery) when the battery power
is insufficient and the PRO-6350 may automatically power off.
•If unused for a long time the PRO-6350 may not power on properly, please connect power adapter and
recharge the battery.
1.10 Use of Rechargeable Battery
•Battery for the PRO-6350 is Lithium rechargeable battery.
•3.5 hours for full charge
•When the PRO-6350 is charged by AC/DC power adapter, charging indicator on the front panel will turn
red and turn green after charge is complete.
•When the PRO-6350 is powered on and being charged, LCD will also indicate charging status.
75%: Showing battery power level with percentage behind, 75% indicates the current battery power is 75%
of the total battery power.
•Battery unplugged or connection is poor.
•Power adapter plugged.
NOTE
The PRO-6350 battery is rechargeable Li-ion battery. If unused for a long time, please charge the battery to 50%-
70% before using.
Caution
Keep the battery away from fire and intense heat; do not open or short circuit the battery.

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2 Basic Operation
2.1 Foreword
This part introduces the basic operation on the PRO-6350. Please read this manual carefully for optimal operation.
Should you encounter any problems during operation, you are welcome to contact the technical staff of our
company or representatives.
2.2 Power On/Off
Power on:
Press button and hold 1 second till the LED power indicator is on.
Power off:
Press button and hold 3 seconds till the LED power indicator is off.
NOTE
Power off PRO-6350 will completely shut down the platform and modules. When power on, PRO-6350 will
restart.
2.3 Enter and Exit Power Saving Mode
When power is on, user can set the PRO-6350 to power saving mode and return to normal status. In power saving
mode, the LCD backlight will turn off.
Two ways to enter power saving mode:
•Press (Power) button once to turn off LCD backlight, LED power indicator will stay on.
•When power is on, the PRO-6350 will automatically enter power saving mode after its idle time exceeds
pre-set value.
Exit power saving mode:
•Press (Power) button , LCD backlight will turn on;
•Or press any key on the front panel;
•Or click the touch screen with stylus;
•Or click mouse.