Fluke FIBER QUICKMAP Manuel utilisateur

PN 3891235

January 2011, Rev. 2 7/13

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Getting Started Guide

FIBER QUICKMAP™

Multimode Troubleshooter

LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

Fluke Networks mainframe products will be free from defects

in material and workmanship for one year from the date of

purchase. Parts, accessories, product repairs and services are

warranted for 90 days, unless otherwise stated. Ni-Cad, Ni-MH

and Li-Ion batteries, cables or other peripherals are all

considered parts or accessories. This warranty does not cover

damage from accident, neglect, misuse, alteration,

contamination, or abnormal conditions of operation or

handling. Resellers are not authorized to extend any other

warranty on Fluke Networks’ behalf.

To obtain service during the warranty period, contact your

nearest Fluke Networks authorized service center to obtain

return authorization information, then send your defective

product to that Service Center with a description of the

problem.

THIS WARRANTY IS YOUR ONLY REMEDY. NO OTHER

WARRANTIES, SUCH AS FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE,

ARE EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. FLUKE NETWORKS IS NOT LIABLE

FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES OR LOSSES, ARISING FROM ANY CAUSE OR

THEORY.

Since some states or countries do not allow the exclusion or

limitation of an implied warranty or of incidental or

consequential damages, this limitation of liability may not

apply to you.

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Fluke Networks

PO Box 777

Everett, WA 98206-0777

USA

Accessing the Users Manual

This guide provides basic information to help you get started

using the FIBER QUICKMAP Multimode Troubleshooter. For

additional information, see the FIBER QUICKMAP Multimode

Troubleshooter Users Manual on the Product CD.

Safety Information

Warning: Class 1 Laser

To prevent possible damage to your eyes caused by

hazardous radiation:

•

Do not look directly into optical connectors. Some

optical equipment emits invisible radiation that can

cause permanent damage to your eyes.

•

Do not turn on the troubleshooter unless a fiber is

attached to the port.

•

Do not use a magnifying device to look at the optical

outputs without the correct filter.

•

Use of controls, adjustments, or procedures that are

not in this manual can cause exposure to hazardous

radiation.

Caution

To prevent damage to fiber connectors, to prevent

data loss, and to make sure that your test results are

as accurate as possible:

•

Do not connect APC connectors to the troubleshooter.

An APC connector will cause damage to the fiber

endface in the connector on the troubleshooter.

FIBER QUICKMAP Getting Started Guide

•

Use only patch cords that comply with GR-326-CORE

specifications and have UPC connectors. Other patch

cords can cause unreliable measurements.

•

Use the correct procedures to clean all fiber connectors

before each test. If you do not do this or if you use

incorrect procedures, you can get unreliable test

results and can cause permanent damage to the

connectors.

•

Put protective caps on all connectors when you do not

use them.

•

If you use the LC adapter: When your work with the

LC adapter is completed, replace it with the SC adapter

and put the protective cap on the SC adapter.

•

Do not connect the troubleshooter to a network that

is on. If you do, the troubleshooter can cause problems

in the network.

•

If ACTIVE LINE blinks, immediately disconnect the

troubleshooter from the fiber. Optical power levels

more than +7 dBm can cause damage to the detector

in the troubleshooter.

•

The troubleshooter senses optical signals only at

850 nm. If there might be signals at other wavelengths

on a fiber, use a different instrument to make sure that

the fiber is not active before you connect the

troubleshooter to the fiber.

Battery Installation and Life

fjy03.eps

How to Install the Batteries

The troubleshooter can do approximately 1500 tests before you

must replace the batteries.

IEC LR6

NEDA 15A

Note: Fluke Networks recommends alkaline batteries.

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Display Features

gbw01.eps



When the low battery symbol shows, replace the batteries

soon.



When you press , the troubleshooter looks for an

850 nm optical signal on the fiber. If there is an 850 nm

signal stronger than -15 dBm on the fiber, ACTIVE LINE

blinks and the troubleshooter will not do a test.



The digits show the fiber length in feet or meters.



Shows when you look at the setting for the backlight

timer. The setting is in seconds.



Shows when you look at the setting for the reflection

limit. The setting is in decibels.



R: Shows the reflectance of an incident on the fiber. The

measurement is in decibels.

Settings



 MORE : Shows when the troubleshooter found more

than one incident. Press   to see the reflectance of

the incidents. The numbers show the number of the

incident and the total number of incidents.



Shows an error number for error conditions.



Shows as the troubleshooter does a test.



Shows when the troubleshooter shows the distance to a

break or the end of the fiber.



: Shows when the length is more than the range of the

troubleshooter.



Settings for the troubleshooter.

Settings

To change the settings on the troubleshooter:

Press .

To select a setting to change, press , then press .

Use   to change the setting. See below for

information on the settings.

Press  or  to save the setting.

•

BACKLIGHT: Timer for the display backlight.

•

I.O.R.: Index of refraction.

•

ft/m: Unit for length measurements.

•

LOSS LIMIT: Sets the minimum value of power loss for

incidents that the troubleshooter shows as an incident. You

can select a value from 0.50 dB (lower loss) to 6.10 dB

(higher loss) in 0.2 dB increments. The default is 0.70 dB.

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Note

When you change the loss limit, the troubleshooter

also applies the new limit to the results shown from a

previous test.

•

REFLECTION LIMIT: Sets the minimum size of a reflection

that the troubleshooter shows as an incident or the end of

the fiber. You can select a value from -20 dB (larger

reflection) to -45 dB (smaller reflection) in 5 dB increments.

The default is -35 dB.

How to Clean the Connector on the

Troubleshooter

Turn off the troubleshooter.

Remove the connector adapter to get access to the ferrule

(see "The Connector Adapter".)

Touch the tip of an optical-grade solvent pen or swab

soaked in solvent to a dry, optical-grade wiper.

Touch a new, dry swab to the solvent on the wiper.

Twist the swab around against the fiber endface 3 to 5

times, then twist a dry swab around against the fiber

endface 3 to 5 times.

The Connector Adapter

The troubleshooter has an SC connector adapter that you can

remove to clean the fiber endface in the port.

fjy02.eps

How to Remove and Install the Connector Adapter

Unlock

Lock

Ferrule and fiber

endface

Remove

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How to Use the Troubleshooter

Notes

Always use test cords that comply with GR-326-CORE

specifications and have UPC connectors. Other cords

can cause unreliable measurements.

Fluke Networks recommends that you use launch and

receive fibers. See the Users Manual.

Clean all fiber connectors.

Connect the fiber to the troubleshooter.

Turn on the troubleshooter, then press . Pages 10 and 11

show examples of measurement results.

Note

If there is a break in the fiber, the troubleshooter does

not show incidents after the break.

If the reflectance or loss of a connection is higher than the limit:

•

A connector endface is dirty or damaged.

•

A connector is loose.

•

The cable is damaged within about 3 m of the connector.

•

The connection is between fibers of different types.

•

The fiber has a bad splice or a sharp bend.

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