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STANDARD RECOMMENDED PROCEDURE 006-383 | ISSUE 1 | AUGUST 2008 | PAGE 2 OF 10

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Tools and Materials Required

CamSplice(s)

CamSplice Toolkit

To optimize a CamSplice for the lowest possible loss, an Optical Power Meter or an Optical Time 
Domain reflectometer (OTDR) is required.

Table 1: CamSplice™ Toolkit Contents

Number

Item

Part Number

1

Toolkit Trash Container

2104498-01

2

Scissors

100294-01

3

Retractable Black Permanent Marker

2104499-01

4

Fiber Optic Cleaning Fluid

2104494-01

5

Fiber Wipes

2104493-01

6

FBC-017 Cleaver

FBC-017

7

CamSplice™ Installation Tool

2104041-01

8

Cable Jacket Stripping Tool

TL-OSE

9

Dual-hole Stripping Tool

3206001-01

10

Crimp Tool

2104341-01

11

Lanyards (2)

02-002853-001

12

Cleaning Stick - Size 1.25 mm

2104417-01

13

Strip Length Gauge

02-001757-004

14

Installation Tool Retaining Straps

N/A

Not Shown

Instruction, CamSplice™ FBC-017 Assembly

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Instruction, Critical Steps Card for CamSplice™ FBC-017 Assembly

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KPA-2098

KPA-2095

Summary of Contents for CamSplice FBC-017

Page 1: ...ode optical fibers see Table 1 on page 2 This document describes and illustrates splicing both loose tube and tight buffered fibers with the CamSplice Mechanical Splicer The CamSplice mechanical splic...

Page 2: ...ck Permanent Marker 2104499 01 4 Fiber Optic Cleaning Fluid 2104494 01 5 Fiber Wipes 2104493 01 6 FBC 017 Cleaver FBC 017 7 CamSplice Installation Tool 2104041 01 8 Cable Jacket Stripping Tool TL OSE...

Page 3: ...osure to laser light be suspected arrange for an eye examination immediately NOTE Fiber optic cable is sensitive to excessive pulling bending and crushing forces Consult the cable specification sheet...

Page 4: ...bare glass remove the 44 mm section of buffer and coating in two steps using the Dual Hole Stripping Tool Figure 5 For the 900 micron buffer use the large V notch For the 250 micron coating use the sm...

Page 5: ...lamps are clean and free of fiber Refer to Section 8 Maintaining Cleaver for instructions on cleaning the clamps if necessary Step 2 Squeeze buttons A and B Figure 6 at the same time to open the clamp...

Page 6: ...fiber squeeze Button B and remove the cleaved fiber Figure 9 NOTE Once the fiber is cleaved do not clean the fiber or allow it to contact anything If the cleaved fiber does contact something repeat fi...

Page 7: ...he first fiber against the second until there are equal bends in the fibers with approximately 10 13 mm 3 8 to 1 2 inch deflection Step 5 Slowly rotate both levers down to actuate the CamSplice Figure...

Page 8: ...rcation tubing into the lead in tube on each side of the splice until the tubing stops Step 2 Capture lead in tube inside the notched area of the crimp tool Crimp lead in tube on each side of the spli...

Page 9: ...Clamp A gently pull the wipe out Step 5 Dispose of the used wipe Do not use wipe more than once 8 2 Clean the Blade Step 1 Dampen the tip of one of the 1 25 mm cleaning sticks with Fiber Optic Cleanin...

Page 10: ...tton B as shown using a 1 16 inch Allen wrench Figure 20 NOTE Rotate the cleaver s orientation to prevent the blade from falling out of the cleaver Step 2 Remove the Blade Capture Block using a 1 16 i...

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