Viavi SmartOTDR Parts list manual

SmartOTDR
GETTING STARTED MANUAL
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Laser safety
The provisions contained in two standards define the safety procedures to be
observed both by users and by manufacturers when utilizing laser products:
-EN 60825-1: 2001 - Safety of laser products – Part 1: Classification of
products, requirements and user guidelines.
-FDA 21 CFR § 1040.10 - Performance standards for light-emitting
products - Laser products.
Due to the range of possible wavelengths, power values and injection charac-
teristics of a laser beam, the risks inherent in its usage vary. The laser classes
form groups representing different safety thresholds.
-VFL option: Laser Class 2.
Due to the reduced dimensions of the optical modules, it is not possible to
attach the required warning labels to them. In line with the provisions of Article
5.1 of the EN 60825-1 standard, the laser class identification labels are shown
below:
Ref. stan-
dard EN 60825-1, Edition 1.2,
2001-08 FDA21CFR§1040.10
Class 2
LASER RADIATION
DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM
CLASS 2 LASER PRODUCT
CAUTION
LASER RAD IATION - DO NOT STARE
INTO BEAM
CLASS II LASER PRODUCT
The user must take the necessary precautions concerning the optical
outputs of the instrument and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
AC/DC power supply safety
!
Always use the proper adaptable plug to connect the power
supply to an electrical outlet. VIAVI is not responsible for direct
or indirect damage including damage to persons or property if
the power supply is not use correctly. For assistance using
one of the VIAVI supplied adapters (your specific regional
adapter may not be available) please refer to the user manual.

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Before connecting a fiber to the test instrument, inspect and clean the instru-
ment bulkhead and the fiber jumper connectors.
1
Use a fiber microscope (such as P5000i or FiberChek) to verify the con-
nector quality. Follow this simple “INSPECT BEFORE YOU CONNECT”
process
2
Use appropriate cleaning material (e.g. IBC™ cleaner, cotton swab, etc...)
and re-inspect to confirm.
3
Carefully align the connector and test port prior to mating both
Never force the connector ferrule or insert it with an angle into the test port adapter.
Mechanical stress may permanently damage the ceramic sleeve of the adapter or
the end face of the connector.

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Connect the Microscope to the SmartOTDR USB port.
2
On the Home page, select the Micro-
scope icon
3
Use the Focus control button of the
Microscope to adjust the focus
4
Press
SETUP
and configure the test of the connector.
Configure file storage
Display information
about the micro-
scope & current test
result displayed
5
Press
RESULTS
to return to Results page, and press (or press on the
Quick Capture button on the probe), to launch the test of the connector.
A summary of test results is displayed.
Zones: A - Core / B - Cladding / C - Epoxy / D - Ferrule.

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5’’ HVT Capacitive Screen
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Direction & validation keys
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Charge indicator
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Results
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On indicator
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Buzzer
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File
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AC/DC Input
5
Setup
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Mini USB port
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Start/Stop
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VFL connector
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Testing indicator
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USB ports (2)
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On/Off
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OTDR port/continuous light source / power meter
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Home
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OTDR live port
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Cancel
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WIFI / Bluetooth options

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On the Home page, select Smart TEST icon .
2
Select the configuration file corresponding to your application and press
LOAD key.
3
If necessary, modify some parameters before starting the measurement.

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From the previous configuration screen, press .
The measurement starts:
-Step1: Test port connection health check
-Step2: OTDR measurement
2
At the end of the test, the Smart Link view is displayed, with a pop up
window indicating global test results (loss, length at each wavelength,
and alarm status).
The pop up window displays:
-the icon if no alarm thresholds are defined.
-the icon if no event exceeds the alarm thresholds.
-the icon if at least one event exceeds the alarm thresholds.
Touch the popup window to close it, and get access to the detailed Smart-
Link map view.

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Click on the tabs to display the result trace:
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1Start: press to perform a new measurement.
2Real Time: press to perform a new measurement in Real Time.
3Assistant: press to return to Setup Information page (see “Configuring a test in
Smart Test Mode”, page 5).
4File: press to open the File Explorer.
5Save: press to save the results (.sor and .pdf formats).

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On the Home page, select Expert OTDR icon .
2
From the Results page, press to configure the OTDR parameters.
3
To create a configuration, when all parameters are configured according
to your test needs, press to save the current configuration.
4
Type a file name in the edition keypad and press to validate.
5
Press to access the configuration file.
Summary of configuration parameters into the file

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Once the OTDR is configured, press to launch the measurement.
-Step1: Test port connection health check
-Step2: OTDR measurement
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At the end of test, the OTDR trace(s) or SmartLink View is displayed.
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1Start: press to perform a new measurement in Expert mode
2Real Time: press to perform a new measurement in Real Time.
3Setup: press to return to OTDR parameters (see “Configuring a Test / Creating a
Smart config. in Expert MODE”, page 8).
4File: press to open the File Explorer.
5Fast Report: Press to save the results (.sor, .txt, .json and .pdf formats).
6Analysis: press to access to manual measurements: Loss / ORL / Reflectance /
Slope.

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In the Results screen, press .
2
Press on the relevant section to edit the Job ID, Cable Id and Fiber
Number.
3
Enter the location name for each fiber extremity.
4
Select the test direction. For bi-directional OTDR tests, don’t forget to
change the direction.
5
Press Dir. naming and enter the directory path where the results will be
saved in, or tap on key to revert to the current directory previously
selected in the file explorer.
6
Press Filenaming and enter a file name, or tap on key to apply the
default auto filenaming.
7
In the Save Mode parameter, set Yes to desired format: txt file, pdf file
(for report) and json file (report(s) saved in addition to the .sor file).
If all parameters are set to No, only the .sor (or .msor) file will be saved.
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Once all paramaters are configured, press Save.