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About This Manual
Subject This manual explains how to install, set-up and use the TUNICS T100S-HP tunable
external cavity laser. It also explains how to perform basic maintenance operations.
The remote control of the TUNICS T100S-HP is described in TUNICS T100S-HP
Programming Guide.
Application This document applies to TUNICS T100S-HP version 6.04.
Intended Readers Users of this manual must be familiar with:
•Fiber optic technology and laser safety
•The RS-232 C and/or IEEE-488.1 interfaces used to operate the TUNICS T100S-HP in
the remote modes.
Date 26 April 2016
Manual Reference TUNICS-T100SHP_UM_6.04v1.9
Typographical
Conventions
Symbols
bold Identifies interface objects such as menu names, labels, buttons and
icons.
italic Identifies references to other sections or other guides.
monospace Identifies portions of program codes, command lines, or messages
displayed in command windows.
IMPORTANT Identifies important information to which you must pay particular
attention.
Identifies conditions or practices that could result in injury or loss of life.
Identifies conditions or practices that could result in damage to the product
or other property.
WARNING
CAUTION

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Table of Contents
Legal Notice........................................................................................................................................................ 3
Contact Information .......................................................................................................................................... 4
About This Manual............................................................................................................................................. 5
Table of Contents............................................................................................................................................... 7
Safety Information............................................................................................................................................. 9
1. Product Presentation................................................................................................................................ 11
1.1 Product Features.............................................................................................................................................................. 11
1.2 Technical Specifications ................................................................................................................................................ 12
1.3 Product Overview ............................................................................................................................................................ 15
1.3.1 Description of the Front Panel .................................................................................................................. 15
1.3.2 Description of the Rear Panel .................................................................................................................... 18
2. Installing and Connecting the Product .................................................................................................. 21
2.1 Unpacking and Installing the Product..................................................................................................................... 21
2.2 Connecting the TUNICS T100S-HP to a Power Source..................................................................................... 22
2.3 Connecting External Optical Devices to the product ........................................................................................ 22
2.4 Installing the Remote Interlock.................................................................................................................................. 23
3. Turning on/off and Initializing the Product .......................................................................................... 25
3.1 Initializing the Laser........................................................................................................................................................ 25
3.2 Enabling/Disabling the Laser Output....................................................................................................................... 26
3.3 Shutting Down the Product......................................................................................................................................... 26
4. Setting Up the Emission Wavelength or Frequency ............................................................................. 27
4.1 Changing the Emission Wavelength or Frequency ............................................................................................ 27
4.2 Setting a Predefined Increment/Decrement Step............................................................................................... 28
4.3 Using the Fine Scanning Mode (Fine Tuning) ...................................................................................................... 28
4.4 Implementing Step-by-Step Wavelength Scanning .......................................................................................... 29
4.5 Implementing Continuous Wavelength Sweep (hop-free) ............................................................................. 31
4.5.1 Implementing Wavelength Sweep........................................................................................................... 31
4.5.2 Setting the Sweep Speed ............................................................................................................................ 32
4.6 Turning On/Off Backlash Suppression of the Micrometer Screw................................................................. 32
4.7 Turning On/Off Coherence Control.......................................................................................................................... 32
5. Changing the Optical Output Power and Diode Current ..................................................................... 33
5.1 Changing the Optical Output Power ....................................................................................................................... 33
5.2 Switching Between Constant-Power and Constant-Current Modes ........................................................... 33
5.3 Disabling/Enabling Active Cavity Control .............................................................................................................. 34
5.4 Changing the Laser Diode Current ........................................................................................................................... 35

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6. Calibrating the Product............................................................................................................................ 37
6.1 Performing Power Calibration .................................................................................................................................... 37
6.2 Performing Internal Wavelength Referencing...................................................................................................... 38
7. Enabling Active Wavelength Monitoring............................................................................................... 39
7.1 Setting Up the Product for Active Wavelength Monitoring ........................................................................... 39
7.2 Performing Wavelength Monitoring........................................................................................................................ 41
8. Using the Auxiliary Inputs and Outputs................................................................................................. 43
8.1 Implementing External Modulation.......................................................................................................................... 43
8.1.1 Implementing Low Frequency Intensity Modulation........................................................................ 43
8.1.2 Implementing High Frequency Intensity Modulation ...................................................................... 46
8.1.3 Wavelength Modulation.............................................................................................................................. 48
8.2 Output Signals .................................................................................................................................................................. 49
8.2.1 Available TTL Output Signals ..................................................................................................................... 49
8.2.2 Monitoring Outputs....................................................................................................................................... 49
8.2.3 Activating/Deactivating the λOutput as a Trigger ........................................................................... 49
9. Verifying Performances ........................................................................................................................... 51
9.1 Preparing the Product for Testing ............................................................................................................................ 51
9.2 Verifying the Absolute Wavelength Accuracy ...................................................................................................... 52
9.3 Verifying Wavelength Range and Output Power................................................................................................ 52
9.4 Verifying Side Mode Suppression............................................................................................................................. 53
9.5 Verifying Wavelength and Power Calibration ...................................................................................................... 53
10. Performing Basic Maintenance Operations ........................................................................................... 55
10.1 Cleaning and Caring for Optical Connectors and Fibers.................................................................................. 55
10.2 Cleaning the Product ..................................................................................................................................................... 56
10.3 Replacing the Line Fuse ................................................................................................................................................ 56
10.4 Packaging for Shipment................................................................................................................................................ 56
11. Error and Warning Messages .................................................................................................................. 57
Certification and Compliance ......................................................................................................................... 59
List of Tables..................................................................................................................................................... 61
List of Figures ................................................................................................................................................... 62
Index.................................................................................................................................................................. 63

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Safety Information
Safety Labels and Symbols on the Product
Table 1: Safety Labels and Symbols
Ventilation of the product
Your safety may be compromised if you do not use the product in
accordance with the instructions given in this manual and on the labels
located on the product.
Safety Label Description
Laser Warning Labels
The warning symbol indicates the location of the laser
source. It is accompanied by an explanatory label.
Class 1M Laser Product
The product has a built-in light source, which makes it a
class 1M laser product, as defined by the standard on
safety of laser products (see section Certification and
Compliance, p. 59). This means that it is safe under all
conditions of normal use except when viewed with
optical instruments such as microscopes and telescopes.
Class 1M lasers produce large-diameter beams, or
beams that are divergent.
Electrical Safety Label
This label indicates an injury hazard. It appears on a
location that requires special instructions for proper use:
you must consult the documentation before using the
element of the product where this symbol is marked
(see section Unpacking and Installing the Product,
p. 21).
•Make sure there is sufficient clearance below and at the back of the
product to ensure proper ventilation. The apertures (under the product)
and the fan (behind the product) are used for the inside ventilation.
•If you plan to rack-mount this product, make sure to allow at least a 15-
mm (0.6 inches) gap between two products.
WARNING
AVOID EXPOSURE
Invisible laser radiation is
emitted from this aperture
Class 1M Laser Product
Invisible Laser Radiation
Do not view directly with
optical instruments
IEC 60825-1:2007
ComplieswithFDA
performancestandards for
laser products except for
deviations pursuant to Laser
Notice N°50 (June 24, 2007)
FUSE 4.0A, 250V, SLOW(T)
TO AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCK, THE
PROTECTIVE GROUNDING CONDUCTOR
MUST BE CONNECTED TO GROUND
100-240V ±10% CATII ~50-60Hz POWER MAX 220W
!
CAUTION

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Laser Safety
Electrical Safety
•The use of controls or adjustments not specified herein as well as the
performance of unauthorized procedures may result in hazardous
radiation exposure.
•The use of optical instruments with this product will increase eye
hazard. Do not under any circumstances look directly into the fiber end
of an optical cable attached to the optical output while the device is in
use for this may cause permanent eye damage and possible loss of
eyesight. Note that the laser radiation is not visible to the human eye,
therefore, protective cap must always be replaced on the laser output
connector after use to avoid involuntary exposure to laser radiation.
•Disable the laser output before connecting or disconnecting a fiber
optic cable on the product.
Power Supply Safety Requirements
•Make sure the product power source does not apply more than 265
Volts RMS between the supply conductors or between either of the
supply conductors and the ground.
•To avoid the possibility of injury, make sure the socket outlet in which
the power supply cord will be plugged is equipped with a protective
ground contact, and that the electrical installation fulfills the local safety
requirements.
•The TUNICS T100S-HP has a chassis connected to ground via the power
supply cable. A protective ground connection by way of the grounding
conductor in the power cord is essential for safe operation.
•To avoid fire hazard, only use the correct fuse type, voltage and current
ratings (see section Technical Specifications, p. 12).
To avoid personal injury, do not operate this equipment without the
protective cover of the chassis. Do not make any service or maintenance of
any kind to the system.
The TUNICS T100S-HP is not designed for outdoor use. To avoid the
possibility of injury, do not expose the product to rain or excessive moisture.
Do not operate the product in the presence of flammable gases or fumes.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING

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1. Product Presentation
1.1 Product Features
The TUNICS T100S-HP is a high-performance, self-aligned external cavity laser that
implements Yenista Optics’ state-of-the-art proprietary configuration.
The TUNICS T100S-HP is a general-purpose instrument designed for fiber-optic system
testing and precise WDM component testing, as well as for research and development in
the field of optical communications.
The following table lists the TUNICS T100S-HP main features.
Feature Description
Wide, fast, and 100%-
continuous tunability
Extremely smooth scans over 100 nm obtained in 1 second,
with a high resolution of 1 picometer.
A digitally-controlled analog fine-tuning extending the
resolution beyond the 1–picometer step to the sub-MHz level.
Active cavity control The proprietary active cavity control provides the means for
full optical communications systems and components
characterizations. It ensures true mode-hop-free operations
over the entire tuning range along with remarkable
wavelength accuracy.
Internal wavelength
referencing
The TUNICS T100S-HP features its own internal referencing
system to ensure highly accurate and repeatable
measurements.
Active wavelength
monitoring
This feature turns the TUNICS T100S-HP into a high-precision
tunable laser for DWDM component characterization.
Full-featured
wavelength sweeper
mode
True swept-wavelength function with adjustable sweep speed
setting over the user-defined wavelength range (within the
system’s specified wavelength range).
Mode-hop free A wide range guaranteed to be free of any mode hopping to
ensure a smooth and accurate wavelength sweep for reliable
testing of narrow-band components.
SSE-free operation A unique optical design to yield intra-cavity filtering of SSE
coming out of the diode. More than 90 dB of dynamic range
for a pure, high-power single-mode laser line.
High output power +10 dBm delivered by the Essential models.
+8 dBm delivered by the Extended Range models.
See section Technical Specifications, p. 12.
Outstanding long-term
stability
Self-aligned optical layout, single-moving-part design and
construction with low CTE materials to ensure a high level of
long-term stability.

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Table 2: TUNICS T100S-HP – Main Features
1.2 Technical Specifications
The following table lists the technical specifications of all TUNICS T100S-HP models.
Intuitive and user-
friendly controls
Optimized keyboard and display for intuitive and easy-to-
implement laboratory operations.
Dual parameter input (keyboard or multi-speed rotary
control).
Multiple modulation
capability
Easy direct analog and digital modulation of the laser:
•Low frequency modulation
•High frequency modulation.
•Coherence control.
Easy system integration A fully integrated system featuring computer interfaces, on-
board software, and analog inputs/outputs to allow all
operations to be performed in remote mode and to make
integration into a test set-up easy.
Feature Description
Essential Models Extended Range Models
O CL O+ ES SCL CLU
Wavelength range (nm) 1260–1360 1500–1630 1240–1380 1350–1510 1440–1640 1500–1680
Output
power
Over full
wavelength range ≥+10 dBm ≥+8 dBm
Peak ≥+13 dBm
Signal to source spontaneous
emission ratio*1 ≥90 dB (100 dB typical)
Side mode suppression ratio*2 ≥45 dB
Stability*3 Wavelength ±5 pm/h (±3 pm/h ; ±5 pm/24h typical)
Output Power ±0.01 dB/h (±0.025 dB/24h typical)
Relative intensity noise*2,*4 -145 dB/Hz typical
Spectral width (FWHM) > 100 MHz (coherence control on)
400 kHz typical (coherence control off)
Absolute wavelength accuracy*5 ±20 pm
Wavelength setting repeatability 5pmtypical
Wavelength setting resolution 1 pm (0.1 pm in fine tuning mode)
Fine tuning mode range ±25 pm (±2 GHz)
Tuning speed in step mode Approximately 1 s for 100 nm step
Mode hop free range*6 Full wavelength range
Continuous sweep speed Adjustable from 1 to 100 nm/s
Power flatness during sweep ±0.25 dB typical
Power repeatability sweep to
sweep*7 ±0.05 dB typical

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Table 3: Technical Specifications
Environmental Specifications
Low frequency modulation DCto8MHz(sinusoidal),DCto1MHz(TTL)
High frequency modulation 30 kHz to 200 MHz
Output fiber type SMF or PMF (option)
Output connector FC/APC
Communication interfaces*8 RS-232C and GPIB (IEEE-488.1)
Temperature / Humidity range +15 °C to +30 °C (+60 °F to +85 °F) / <80% (non-condensing)
Power supply 100 to 240 V a.c. / 50 to 60 Hz / 60 W
Fuse Type 4.0 A 250 V SLOW/(T)
Laser safety classification Class 1M (IEC 60825-1:2007 standard)
Laser type External cavity laser diode
Laser output Single mode optical fiber
Laser Output divergence
(full angle at 1/e2) 0.18 rad
Dimensions (W x H x D) 448 x 370 x 133 mm
Weight 12.5 kg
All specifications are given after 60 minutes warm-up and apply for wavelengths not equal to any absorption line.
*1: Measured over a 0.1 nm bandwidth ±1 nm from the signal.
*2: For output power ≥0dBm.
*3: Over one hour at constant temperature.
*4: Measured at 100 MHz.
*5: O and CL at 10 dBm / Others at 8 dBm, ±40 pm all at 0 dBm.
*6: Validated at 0 and +10 dBm for essential and 0 and +8 dBm for extended range models.
*7: Over 100 wavelength scans at constant temperature.
*8: GPIB tested & validated with National Instruments GPIB Board.
Essential Models Extended Range Models
O CL O+ ES SCL CLU
Equipment Type Tes t and M easure me nt
Safety Class Basic insulation, as defined in IEC-61010-1. Grounded product.
Mains supply voltage 100–240 V AC with 10% fluctuation max.
Installation
(over-voltage)
category
Over-voltage category II, as defined in
IEC 61010-1.
Local-level mains (wall sockets). Equipment at this level includes
appliances, portable tools, and similar products. Equipment is
usually cord-connected.
Pollution Degree Pollution Degree 2, as defined in IEC 61010-1.
Rated for indoor use only.
Normally only dry, non-conductive pollution occurs. Occasional
and temporary conductivity caused by condensation may
occur. This location is a typical office/home environment.
Temporary condensation occurs only when the product is left
unused.
Safe operating
temperature range +10 ˚C to +35 °C (+50 ˚F to +95 °F)

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Table 4: Environmental Specifications
Valid Range for Parameter Settings
Table 5: Valid Range for Parameter Settings
Available Accessories and Replaceable Parts
For information about accessories and replaceable parts, contact your Yenista Optics
sales representative.
Table 6: Available Accessories and Replaceable Parts
Maximum relative
humidity < 80 % (non-condensing)
Altitude (maximum
operating) 2000 meters.
Essential Models Extended Range models
O CL O+ ES SCL CLU
Laser Diode
Current Level (I)
See the Acceptance Test Report delivered with the product
Beam Output Power (P) 0.2-50 mW
Wavelength
Scan Steps
(nm)
Step-mode 0.001-150
Swept-mode continuous
Time at Each Scan Step
(Pause Timer) 0.1 - 25 sec
Name Description
Fuse 4A T 250V
PM optical fiber cable Single-mode polarization maintaining cable
Optical fiber cable Single-mode cable
Power key Front panel key-lock
Rack-mount handles 2 rack-mount handles
Carrying case (3U) Field carrying case (3U)

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1.3 Product Overview
The TUNICS T100S-HP Tunable External Cavity Laser is delivered with the following
standard accessories:
•A power supply cord
•An FC/PC-FC/APC adapter cable
•A safety-lock key
•A USB key containing the user documentation and available software
For more information on replaceable parts, see section Available Accessories and
Replaceable Parts, p. 14.
This section provides an overview of the operating interfaces of all TUNICS T100S-HP
functions.
1.3.1 Description of the Front Panel
Figure 1: Front Panel
DATA Area Description
The DATA area displays the three main operating parameters:
•Emission wavelength (λ) or optical frequency (f)
•Output power (P)
•Laser diode current (I)
This area is also used to display system status messages.
Function Keys
Table 7: DATA Area – Function Keys
Function Key Purpose
nm/GHz Displays either the wavelength in nanometer (nm) or the corresponding
optical frequency in gigahertz (GHz).
mW/dBm Displays the optical output power either in dBm or mW.
Enable Enables the optical output.
•If the optical output is disabled, the message Disabled... is
displayed.
•If the optical output is enabled the current of the diode is displayed
in milliamperes (mA).

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MODE Area Description
The MODE area allows you to access and change the parameters that you want to
configure.
It consists of 8 keys that light up when the corresponding function is active.
Function Keys
Key Description
λ.f Edits the current value of the emission wavelength λor the optical frequency
f., and enables the entry of a new value (see section Changing the Emission
Wavelength or Frequency, p. 27).
P•Edits the current value of the output power P, and allows the entry of a
new value (see section Changing the Optical Output Power and Diode
Current, p. 33).
•Switches to the constant-power mode (see section Switching Between
Constant-Power and Constant-Current Modes, p. 33).
I•Edits the current value of the diode current I, and allows the entry of a
new value.
•Switches to the Constant-Current mode (see section Switching Between
Constant-Power and Constant-Current Modes, p. 33).
STEP Changes the wavelength increment (STEP) value (see section Setting a
Predefined Increment/Decrement Step, p. 28).
It is also possible to increase or decrease the wavelength STEP-by-STEP, at
any time, by pressing the ←or →keys on the keypad.
APC Automatic Power Control. Switches between constant current (APC light off)
and constant power (APC light on) modes.
See section Switching Between Constant-Power and Constant-Current Modes,
p. 33.
FSC Enables/Disables the Fine SCanning mode. (see section Using the Fine
Scanning Mode (Fine Tuning), p. 28).
2nd Enables you to access advanced functions.
λ.f To set the motor-speed for swept-mode wavelength scanning
(see section Setting the Sweep Speed, p. 32).
PTo perform power calibration (see section Performing Power
Calibration, p. 37 ).
ITo perform system auto-calibration (see section Performing
Internal Wavelength Referencing, p. 38).
APC To disable/enable active cavity control (see section Disabling/
Enabling Active Cavity Control, p. 34).
dBm/mW To turn on active wavelength monitoring (see section Enabling
Active Wavelength Monitoring, p. 39).

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Table 8: MODE Area – Function Keys
SETUP Area Description
The SETUP area is used to enter or change the values of the system operating parameters.
Keys
Table 9: SETUP Area – Keys
OUTPUT Area •STBY/ON: key-lock switch. The product can only be started if the key-lock switch is in
the ON position.
•FC/APC: connector type, protected by a cover bearing the laser warning symbol.
Laser Warning Labels:
2nd STEP To activate wavelength step-mode (see section Implementing
Step-by-Step Wavelength Scanning, p. 29) or sweep-mode
scanning (see section Implementing Continuous Wavelength
Sweep (hop-free), p. 31).
1To disable/enable backlash suppression of the micrometer
screw (see section Turning On/Off Backlash Suppression of the
Micrometer Screw, p. 32).
2To display the software release.
Remote To change the GPIB address and to activate/deactivate the RS-
232 remote mode: see TUNICS T100S-HP Programming Guide.
FSC To enable the coherence control function (see section Turning
On/Off Coherence Control, p. 32).
Remote Switches between remote mode and manual mode (see TUNICS T100S-HP
Programming Guide).
Key Description
Key Purpose
Numeric keypad Enters a numeric value
←→Corrects a typing error.
ENTER Validates the selection.
.Enters a decimal point.
-Enters a negative value.
Rotary knob Adjusts parameter values.
↑↓Changes the basic increment/decrement applied by the rotary
knob.
The warning symbol indicates the location of the laser
source. It is accompanied by an explanatory label.
AVOID EXPOSURE
Invisible laser radiation is
emitted from this aperture

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1.3.2 Description of the Rear Panel
Figure 2: Rear Panel
MAINS
The MAINS module includes:
•The mains power switch
•The power cord connection
•The fuse drawer
Monitor (Scaled) Outputs
•Sync: BNC connector for motor Sync.
•λ: BNC connector for wavelength monitoring.
You can also use this output connector as a trigger, as explained in section Activating/
Deactivating the λOutput as a Trigger, p. 49.
•P: BNC connector for power monitoring.
•I: BNC connector for current monitoring.
TTL Outputs
•Mod. Sync: BNC connector for modulation sync (TTL output).
•Mod. Out: BNC connector for modulation output (TTL output).
For a detailed description on particular connectors, see section Using the Auxiliary Inputs
and Outputs, p. 43.
Remote interlock Input
(SUBD-9 connector)
for laser safety
GPIB Remote Control
(IEEE 488.1 connector)
Modulation Sync
Modulation Output TTL Outputs
Power Switch
Fuse Drawer
Power Cord
Connector
MAINS
High-frequency
Modulation Input
Low-frequency
Modulation Input
RS-232 C
Remote Control
Fine Scanning and
Coherence Control
Input
Wavelength
or Trigger
Power
Current
Motor Sync
Monitor (scaled)
Outputs

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Inputs
•HF Mod: SMA connector for high-frequency modulation input.
•LF Mod: BNC connector for low-frequency modulation input.
•FSC: BNC connector for fine scanning and coherence control.
•Remote Interlock: SUBD-9 connector for laser safety (safety interlock is mandatory
for Class 3B and 4 laser products. Note that the TUNICS lasers are Class 1M).
For a detailed description on particular connectors, see section Using the Auxiliary Inputs
and Outputs, p. 43.
Remote Interfaces
•RS-232 C remote control (SUBD-9 connector).
•GPIB remote control (IEEE-488.1 connector).
Remote commands are available in TUNICS T100S-HP Programming Guide.
Labels
Label Description
Identification of the Product
Indicates serial number, model number, options (if any),
and date of manufacture.
Manufacturer Identification
Contact Information of the manufacturer.
Class 1M Laser Product
The product has a built-in light source, which makes it a
class 1M laser product, as defined by the standard on
safety of laser products (see section Certification and
Compliance, p. 59). This means that it is safe under all
conditions of normal use except when viewed with
optical instruments such as microscopes and telescopes.
Class 1M lasers produce large-diameter beams, or
beams that are divergent.
Electrical Safety Label
This label indicates an injury hazard. It appears on a
location that requires special instructions for proper use:
you must consult the documentation before using the
element of the product where this symbol is marked
(see section Unpacking and Installing the Product, p. 21).
MANUFACTURED
OPTIONS
MODEL
SERIAL NUMBER
Made in Franc e
xxxxxxxx xxxx
TUNICS T100S-HP
xxxxxxxxxxxx
xxxxxxxxxxxx
Manufactured by:
4, rue Louis de Broglie www.yenista.com
22300 LANNION Tel : +33 2 96 48 37 15
France Fax : +33 2 96 48 73 04
Class 1M Laser Product
Invisible Laser Radiation
Do not view directly with
optical instruments
IEC 60825-1:2007
ComplieswithFDA
performance standards for
laser productsexceptfor
deviations pursuant to Laser
Notice N°50 (June 24, 2007)
FUSE 4.0A, 250V, SLOW(T)
TO AVOID ELECTRIC SHOCK, THE
PROTECTIVE GROUNDING CONDUCTOR
MUST BE CONNECTED TO GROUND
100-240V ±10% CATII ~50-60Hz POWER MAX 220W
!

Product Presentation
20 TUNICS T100S-HP User Manual
Table 10: Rear Panel Labels
WEEE symbol for recycling
See section Certification and Compliance, p. 59.
EFUP Label (RoHS China)
The product has an environment friendly use period of
40 years. See section Certification and Compliance, p. 59.
Warranty Seal
The product cover must not be open, otherwise the
warranty is not valid anymore.
Label Description
Warranty void
if seal broken.
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