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CertiFiber Pro Fiber Optical Loss Test Set

Users Manual

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You can also use LinkWare software to upload the system log 
from the tester. This file contains information that can possibly 
help Fluke Networks find a solution to an unusual problem.

To see the serial numbers of the main and remote units and 
modules if the tester is not operating correctly, remove the 
module and look at the stickers under and on the module.

Options and Accessories

For a complete list of options and accessories go to the Fluke 
Networks website at 

www.flukenetworks.com

.

To order options and accessories, contact an authorized Fluke 
Networks distributor.

Table 3. Possible Solutions for Unusual Behavior  

The touchscreen or the keys do not respond.

Press and hold 

 until the tester turns off. Then turn on the tester. If the 

problem continues, install the latest version of software in the tester.

The tester will not turn on even though the battery is charged.

The fuse in the battery is possibly open. Connect the AC adapter. The tester 
can operate on AC power if the battery does not operate. 

Test results appear to be incorrect.

The tester possibly has incorrect settings. Make sure you selected the correct 
cable type and test limit.

Summary of Contents for CertiFiber Pro

Page 1: ...May 2013 English 2013 Fluke Corporation All product names are trademarks of their respective companies CertiFiber Pro Optical Loss Test Set Users Manual...

Page 2: ...r or replacement of a defective product which is returned to a Fluke Networks authorized service center within the warranty period To obtain warranty service contact your nearest Fluke Networks author...

Page 3: ...nuals 3 Kit Contents 3 CFP 100 M Kit 4 CFP 100 S Kit 4 CFP 100 Q Kit 5 CFP Q ADD Kit 6 Safety Information 7 Connectors Keys and LEDs 10 The Home Screen for CertiFiber Pro Modules 15 AC Adapter and Bat...

Page 4: ...l Connectors on the Modules 39 To Clean Fiber Adapters 39 To Clean Connector Ends 39 Chapter 3 How to Certify Fiber Cabling Requirements for Reliable Fiber Test Results 41 About the Reference for Fibe...

Page 5: ...oopback Mode 69 Autotest Results for Loopback Mode 70 Autotest in Far End Source Mode 72 Auto Wavelength Modes 72 Step 1 Set the Reference in Far End Source Mode 74 Step 2 Measure the Loss of the Test...

Page 6: ...aved Result that Failed 105 Delete Rename and Move Results 106 Manage Results on a Flash Drive 107 Upload Results to a PC 108 View the Memory Status 110 Chapter 8 Projects Why Use Projects 111 Set Up...

Page 7: ...the Battery 128 Store the Tester 128 Remove the Battery 128 Calibration 129 If the Tester Does Not Operate as Usual 129 Options and Accessories 130 Certifications and Compliance 131 Regulatory Inform...

Page 8: ...vi CertiFiber Pro Fiber Optical Loss Test Set Users Manual...

Page 9: ...8 How to Remove and Install the Connector Adapters 28 9 How to Install a Strap and Use the Hand Strap 29 10 How to Remove and Install a Module 30 11 Examples of Clean and Dirty Fiber Endfaces 33 12 Eq...

Page 10: ...FiberInspector Image with Measurement Scales fiber with 50 m core shown 86 28 Equipment for Visual Fault Locator Tests 90 29 How to Use the Visual Fault Locator 92 30 Equipment for Power Meter Measure...

Page 11: ...e cabling at 850 nm and 1300 nm CFP MM or on dual fiber singlemode cabling at 1310 nm and 1550 nm CFP SM The four wavelength module CFP QUAD measures at 850 nm 1300 nm 1310 nm and 1550 nm Interchangea...

Page 12: ...363 5853 Europe 31 0 40 2675 600 Hong Kong 852 2721 3228 Japan 03 6714 3117 Korea 82 2 539 6311 Singapore 65 6799 5566 Taiwan 886 2 227 83199 USA 1 800 283 5853 Visit our website for a complete list o...

Page 13: ...vides articles on cable testing techniques and technology To access the Knowledge Base log on to www flukenetworks com then click SUPPORT Knowledge Base Supplements and Updated Manuals If necessary Fl...

Page 14: ...for the test reference cords Two hand straps for the testers USB cable for PC communications type A USB to Micro B USB Two AC adapter chargers CertiFiber Pro Getting Started Guide Versiv Product Manu...

Page 15: ...nm 1300 nm 1310 nm and 1550 nm Two encircled flux test reference cords EF TRCs for 50 m 125 m fiber SC LC Two test reference cords for 50 m 125 m fiber LC LC Two test reference cords for singlemode f...

Page 16: ...Two encircled flux test reference cords EF TRCs for 50 m 125 m fiber SC LC Two test reference cords for 50 m 125 m fiber LC LC Two test reference cords for singlemode fiber SC LC Two test reference c...

Page 17: ...ures more than 140 F 60 C Do not use the tester in damp or wet environments Do not short circuit or disassemble the battery pack Do not use the tester if it is damaged Inspect the tester before use Do...

Page 18: ...ot do a test Do not run any tests that activate the outputs on the tester unless a fiber is attached to the output When you inspect fiber endfaces use only magnification devices that have the correct...

Page 19: ...andards See About Test Reference Cords and Mandrels on page 44 Connect the AC adapter or replace the battery as soon as the low battery indication appears Keep modules attached to the main and remote...

Page 20: ...anual 10 Connectors Keys and LEDs GPU123 EPS Figure 1 Main Tester Connectors Keys and LEDs CFP QUAD module shown LCD display with touchscreen Singlemode output port with removable connector adapter an...

Page 21: ...m ferrules The LED below the connector shows the locator s mode Button to manually control the output ports and and the visual fault locator Micro AB USB port This USB port lets you connect the tester...

Page 22: ...G D B E L A H M C I J K CertiFiber Pro Fiber Optical Loss Test Set Users Manual 12 GPU136 EPS Figure 2 Remote Tester Connectors Keys and LEDs CFP QUAD module shown Decal with laser safety information...

Page 23: ...when the port transmits 1310 nm and green for 1550 nm Input port with removable connector adapter and dust cap This port receives optical signals for loss length and power measurements Multimode outp...

Page 24: ...t the other end of the link Press again to adjust the volume To turn off the talk function hold down Connector for the AC adapter The LED is red when the battery charges and green when the battery is...

Page 25: ...est make sure these settings are correct GPU117 EPS Figure 3 The Home Screen for CertiFiber Pro Modules PROJECT The project contains the settings for a job and helps you monitor the status of a job Wh...

Page 26: ...es to the next test results you save For Smart Remote mode this panel shows IDs for main tester s input and output fibers Tap Next ID to do these tasks Enter an ID select a different ID in the ID set...

Page 27: ...ge 115 for more information about the Next ID list The type of module attached to the tester This icon shows when the input and output ports on the tester s CertiFiber Pro module are connected to the...

Page 28: ...r the AC adapter connector is red when the battery charges and green when the battery is fully charged A fully charged battery operates for approximately 8 hours of typical use The battery takes appro...

Page 29: ...er to charge the battery and make sure the tester continues to operate The red bar also shows if the AC adapter is connected but the battery is not installed On a remote The LEDs show the battery stat...

Page 30: ...ake the connections shown in Figure 5 and turn on both testers 2 Tap TOOLS then tap Battery Status When the AC adapter is not connected the screen shows the Time Remaining which is the approximate bat...

Page 31: ...objects Note The touchscreen will not respond if you tap it with your fingernail or an incorrect type of stylus or if you wear non conductive gloves To use the touchscreen To select an item on the scr...

Page 32: ...et Users Manual 22 HGD45 EPS Figure 6 How to Zoom the Screen To quickly go back to 1 1 magnification double tap the screen To zoom in use the reverse pinch gesture To zoom out use the pinch gesture To...

Page 33: ...on page 129 Change the Language On the home screen tap the TOOLS icon tap Language then tap a language Buttons to Do Tests and Save Results When a test is completed and more than one button shows at t...

Page 34: ...ve the results with an ID that you make or select When you tap TEST you can select to save the results or do the test again and not save the results UNSAVED RESULT This button shows if Auto Save is of...

Page 35: ...Save is on When Auto Save is on the tester saves results with the next available ID when the test is completed When you tap TEST the tester does a test for the next available ID Press to do the test...

Page 36: ...o a test To do this turn off the Auto Save function see page 27 Each time a test is completed tap SAVE if the test passed or FIX LATER if the test failed then enter an ID manually You can use LinkWare...

Page 37: ...ID panel 2 On the CHANGE ID screen tap the On Off control next to Auto Save 3 Tap DONE How to Remove and Install the Connector Adapters You can change the connector adapters on the input ports of the...

Page 38: ...nstall the Connector Adapters Keep extra adapters in the containers provided Caution Do not touch the photodiode lens Caution Turn only the collar on the adapter Do not use tools to remove or install...

Page 39: ...n optional carrying strap that lets you carry and hang the tester Figure 9 shows how to install a strap and how to use the hand strap HGD43 EPS Figure 9 How to Install a Strap and Use the Hand Strap H...

Page 40: ...ber Optical Loss Test Set Users Manual 30 HGD20 EPS Figure 10 How to Remove and Install a Module B A A A B D D C C Removal Installation Caution To prevent damage to the case push the latches down befo...

Page 41: ...do software updates and other maintenance procedures on your tester Updates to LinkWare software are available on the Fluke Networks website The LinkWare Stats Statistical Report software that is incl...

Page 42: ...CertiFiber Pro Fiber Optical Loss Test Set Users Manual 32...

Page 43: ...rty endface in a connector Figure 11 shows examples of dirty endfaces and an endface that has been correctly cleaned and polished GPU36 EPS Figure 11 Examples of Clean and Dirty Fiber Endfaces Cleaned...

Page 44: ...ean and inspect fiber endfaces Warning To prevent possible eye damage caused by hazardous radiation Do not look directly into optical connectors Some optical equipment emits invisible radiation that c...

Page 45: ...s 35 Figure 12 Equipment to Clean and Inspect Fiber Endfaces GPU49 EPS Versiv main unit with CertiFiber Pro module installed Video probe with USB connector DI 1000 shown Fiber cleaning supplies AC ada...

Page 46: ...contamination can move to the core when you make connections See To Clean Connector Ends on page 39 1 Use the video probe to inspect the connector If it is dirty continue to step 2 2 To clean a bulkh...

Page 47: ...Chapter 2 How to Clean Fiber Endfaces How to Use a Fluke Networks IBC OneClick Cleaner 37 GPU16 EPS Figure 13 How to Use the IBC OneClick Cleaner CLICK CLICK...

Page 48: ...Clean Bulkhead Connectors 1 Use a video probe to inspect the connector If it is dirty continue to step 2 2 Touch the tip of a fiber optic solvent pen or swab soaked in solvent to a lint free dry wipe...

Page 49: ...ys dirty use a wipe that is moist with optical grade solvent to clean the endface Dry the ferrule or lens with a dry wipe To Clean Fiber Adapters At regular intervals clean fiber adapters with a swab...

Page 50: ...CertiFiber Pro Fiber Optical Loss Test Set Users Manual 40...

Page 51: ...reference cords that comply with ISO IEC 14763 3 Measure the loss of the cords frequently See About Test Reference Cords and Mandrels on page 44 For multimode fiber make sure you use the encircled flu...

Page 52: ...Set the Reference Note At the job site turn on the testers and let them sit for a minimum of 5 minutes before you set the reference Let them sit longer if they are above or below ambient temperature...

Page 53: ...s the fiber and the reference will not be correct Good Reference Values Reference values must be in these ranges Multimode 50 125 m fiber 19 4 dBm to 26 5 dBm Multimode 62 5 125 m fiber 17 5 dBm to 23...

Page 54: ...sure the losses of the TRCs The losses of the TRCs are included in the loss measurements for links so you must make sure the losses are very small The wizard saves the results of the TRC tests to show...

Page 55: ...curate as possible Use the EF TRC cords only with the CertiFiber Pro modules or with sources approved by Fluke Networks for use with the cords If a source does not have the correct LED and internal fi...

Page 56: ...nect non APC connectors to the link the connectors will cause large reflections that make loss measurements inaccurate For tests on links with APC connectors use test reference cords with APC connecto...

Page 57: ...dules so that your measurements comply with EF standards If you must do tests in Far End Source mode with a different multimode source and the source is not approved by Fluke Networks for use with the...

Page 58: ...en tap the test setup panel 2 On the CHANGE TEST screen select a fiber test to change then tap EDIT Or to set up a new fiber test tap NEW TEST If no module is installed the MODULE screen shows Tap the...

Page 59: ...is not available for Far End Source mode Fiber Type Select a fiber type that is correct for the type you will test To see a different group of fiber types tap MORE then tap a group To make a custom fi...

Page 60: ...nk The tester measures only the loss of the fiber This setting does not change the loss measurements but it can change the PASS FAIL result for test limits that use a calculated loss limit For all tes...

Page 61: ...fferent from the DTX CableAnalyzer where you do not include the reference connections in the number of connectors Splices Enter the number of splices in each path of the link Jumper Reference Enter th...

Page 62: ...are in each path of the link Do not adjust the number for the Reference Method you use For example if the link has 3 connections enter 3 even if you use the 2 or 3 Jumper reference method When the tes...

Page 63: ...he dotted lines show you which parts of the link are included in the test results Connector icons show the connections between the ends of the link If you enter 7 or more for the Total Connections set...

Page 64: ...of Connectors Splices and Jumpers Test connections Total Connections 3 do not adjust for the reference method Splices 1 Connector or connection 1 connector pair Connector Connector Splice Connector R...

Page 65: ...at give 1 jumper results For descriptions of the 2 and 3 jumper reference connections see the Versiv Technical Reference Handbook Caution Most cable manufacturers will give you a warranty on a fiber i...

Page 66: ...Versiv units with CertiFiber Pro modules installed For multimode fiber two EF TRC test reference cords Two singlemode adapters For multimode fiber two test reference cords For singlemode fiber four t...

Page 67: ...d inspect the connectors on the tester remote and test reference cords 1 4 On the home screen tap SET REF 1 5 On the SET REFERENCE screen tap RUN WIZARD Notes To only set the reference and not measure...

Page 68: ...mote Mode 1 Jumper Reference Multimode Fiber Caution Do not disconnect the outputs and after you set the reference When you use the EF TRCs DO NOT use other mandrels Fiber link Test reference cord Tes...

Page 69: ...reliable 2 1 On the SET REFERENCE screen when the reference procedure is completed tap NEXT 2 2 Disconnect the test reference cords from the INPUT ports on the tester and remote then use test referenc...

Page 70: ...Tap TEST on the main tester or press on the main or remote tester If the CHECK FIBER CONNECTIONS screen shows an open fiber Make sure that all connections are good and no fibers have damage Use the VF...

Page 71: ...able You can change the IDs if necessary Autotest Results for Smart Remote Mode Unsaved results show the results for both fibers See Figure 19 Fiber IDs for Saved Results in Smart Remote Mode If Auto...

Page 72: ...mart Remote Mode Unsaved Bi Directional Results Shown The overall result for the Autotest The fiber IDs and the loss and length measurements for the fibers The result exceeds the limit The result is w...

Page 73: ...ed them to set the reference Connector icons show the number you entered for the TOTAL CONNECTIONS setting on the No of Connectors Splices screen Figure 15 on page 52 For Figure 19 the TOTAL CONNECTIO...

Page 74: ...pback mode to do tests on spools of cable and segments of uninstalled cable In this mode the tester measures loss and length at two wavelengths If you turn on the Bi Directional function the tester ma...

Page 75: ...Versiv unit with CertiFiber Pro module installed For multimode fiber one EF TRC test reference cord Two singlemode adapters For multimode fiber one test reference cord For singlemode fiber two test re...

Page 76: ...t the connectors on the tester and test reference cords 1 4 On the home screen tap SET REF 1 5 On the SET REFERENCE screen tap RUN WIZARD Notes To only set the reference and not measure the loss of yo...

Page 77: ...Connections for Loopback Mode 1 Jumper Reference Multimode Fiber Test reference cord Caution Do not disconnect the output after you set the reference When you use the EF TRCs DO NOT use other mandrels...

Page 78: ...your measurements are reliable 2 1 On the SET REFERENCE screen when the reference procedure is completed tap NEXT 2 2 Disconnect the test reference cord from the INPUT port on the tester then use a t...

Page 79: ...the main tester or press on the main or remote tester If the CHECK FIBER CONNECTIONS screen shows an open fiber Make sure that all connections are good and no fibers have damage Use the VFL to make su...

Page 80: ...n example of Autotest results for Loopback mode GPU119 EPS Figure 22 Result for Loopback Mode The overall result for the Autotest The loss and length measurements for the fiber The result exceeds the...

Page 81: ...d them to set the reference Connector icons show the number you entered for the TOTAL CONNECTIONS setting on the No of Connectors Splices screen Figure 15 on page 52 For Figure 22 the TOTAL CONNECTION...

Page 82: ...will not make launch conditions that comply with encircled flux standards If the source is not approved use a standard mandrel Figure 23 shows the equipment for tests in Far End Source mode Auto Wave...

Page 83: ...and remote Versiv units with CertiFiber Pro modules installed For multimode fiber one EF TRC test reference cord One singlemode adapter For multimode fiber one test reference cord For singlemode fibe...

Page 84: ...ings 1 3 Clean and inspect the connectors on the tester source and test reference cords 1 4 On the home screen tap SET REF 1 5 In the TEST MODE window select Auto CertiFiber Pro or the type of source...

Page 85: ...dule in the remote always operates in auto wavelength mode The output port transmits both wavelengths 850 nm and 1300 nm or 1310 nm and 1550 nm The signal includes identifiers that tell the main teste...

Page 86: ...r End Source Mode 1 Jumper Reference Multimode Fiber EF TRC EF TRC EF TRC Caution Do not disconnect the output after you set the reference When you use the EF TRCs DO NOT use other mandrels Fiber Test...

Page 87: ...as shown on the screen and in Figure 24 2 3 Tap TRC VERIFICATION The tester measures and saves the loss of the test reference cord you added The ID for this result starts with TRC shows the date and...

Page 88: ...under test has continuity If you are connected to a fiber at a patch panel and you are not sure you are connected to the correct fiber connect the main tester s INPUT fiber to different connections un...

Page 89: ...The overall result for the Autotest The loss and length measurements for the fiber The result exceeds the limit The result is within the limit The selected test limit does not have a limit for the tes...

Page 90: ...d Save Results on page 23 Bi Directional Tests A connector or splice can have a different loss when you measure from the other end of the fiber Thus some manufacturers of fiber cable and components wi...

Page 91: ...er or remote the reference value will be unreliable Note The directions Main Remote main to remote and Remote Main remote to main in the bi directional results are only the directions of the optical s...

Page 92: ...CertiFiber Pro Fiber Optical Loss Test Set Users Manual 82...

Page 93: ...tches and other defects that can cause unsatisfactory performance or failures in fiber optic networks How to Do the FiberInspector Test Figure 26 shows the equipment for a FiberInspector test Figure 2...

Page 94: ...robe 3 Clean the connector that you will inspect 4 Do the FiberInspector test To do the FiberInspector test when it is in the project a On the home screen tap the test setup panel b On the CHANGE TEST...

Page 95: ...ith the Versiv unit 7 To save the image tap SAVE 8 On the SAVE RESULT screen select End 1 or End 2 make sure the Cable ID and End name are correct then tap SAVE Saved FiberInspector results show these...

Page 96: ...o see the buttons for the measurement axes and core scales and to change the magnification of the screen you must first tap to put the screen in still mode You can use the round horizontal and vertica...

Page 97: ...he scales tap then tap SCALE ON To change the size of the measurement ring for the fiber core tap NEXT SCALE To give a PASS or FAIL grade to the image tap GRADE See To put the screen in still mode and...

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Page 99: ...fibers Identify the polarity of duplex connections Identify connections in patch panels See breaks and bad splices These faults cause the fiber to emit red light See high loss bends If you can see th...

Page 100: ...with the visual fault locator Figure 28 Equipment for Visual Fault Locator Tests GPU137 EPS Versiv main unit with CertiFiber Pro module installed One patch cord to connect the tester to the fiber opti...

Page 101: ...nnect to the port 3 Use the VFL button to turn on the visual fault locator refer to Figure 29 Or on the home screen tap TOOLS then tap Visual Fault Locator VFL You can tap the PULSE OFF CW continuous...

Page 102: ...tton Verify continuity and identify fibers Find microbends and broken fibers Find connectors that have broken fibers inside Find splices that have broken fibers inside Find bends that are too sharp VF...

Page 103: ...hese tasks Monitor minimum and maximum power levels in dBm decibels per milliwatt mW milliwatts W microwatts or nW nanowatts Monitor power loss compared to a reference level Auto CertiFiber Pro and Au...

Page 104: ...module hold down the button adjacent to the VFL port for 3 seconds 4 On the home screen tap TOOLS then tap Power Meter Light Source 5 The default mode for the power meter is Auto CertiFiber Pro If th...

Page 105: ...easured power levels To save the power and loss measurements 1 On the POWER METER LIGHT SOURCE screen tap SAVE 2 On the SAVE RESULT screen select End 1 or End 2 make sure the Cable ID and End name are...

Page 106: ...ontrols The meters show the power levels received on the input port This control shows when the meters measure absolute power Tap the control to see the power measurement in dBm decibels per milliwatt...

Page 107: ...nd the meters show power loss To save the power and loss measurements tap SAVE To see the present minimum maximum and reference power or loss levels tap a meter To set the minimum and maximum values t...

Page 108: ...smits both wavelengths 850 nm and 1300 nm or 1310 nm and 1550 nm The signal includes identifiers that tell the meter when to measure power at each wavelength Use this mode only with a CertiFiber Pro o...

Page 109: ...iber Pro power meter when to measure power at each wavelength Use this mode only with a CertiFiber Pro or SimpliFiber Pro power meter Off The output port does not transmit the selected wavelength CW T...

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Page 111: ...ults View Saved Results On the home screen tap the RESULTS icon The RESULTS screen shows the results in the active project See Figure 34 To organize results and make reports you can give to customers...

Page 112: ...esults that passed This includes individual results for each ID and tests that have an result The number of results that failed This includes individual results for each ID Note These numbers show the...

Page 113: ...lets you export or import results to or from a flash drive and delete results on the flash drive MANAGE lets you move results to a different project rename results or delete results that are in the te...

Page 114: ...ory Index of refraction makes a warning you can override If the settings do not agree the tester shows a warning To add results for a different End setting for power meter and FiberInspector tests 1 D...

Page 115: ...is on the tester asks you if you want to overwrite the results Tap Yes If Auto Save is off tap FIX LATER if the test failed or SAVE if the test passed to save the result To replace a result with a re...

Page 116: ...esults you want to delete To select all the tests that failed or all the tests that passed tap Select All Retests or Select All Passes 2 Tap DELETE then tap DELETE in the confirmation dialog To rename...

Page 117: ...s of the drive Thus Fluke Networks recommends that you save no more than one day of test results on a flash drive Note The tester reads only USB drives that use the FAT format 1 Connect a USB flash dr...

Page 118: ...ou want to import from the flash drive then tap IMPORT Delete On the DELETE RESULTS screen select the project that contains the results you want to delete on the flash drive then tap DELETE Upload Res...

Page 119: ...Chapter 7 Test Results Upload Results to a PC 109 HGD46 EPS Figure 35 How to Connect the Tester to a PC Micro AB USB port Type A USB port AC adapter...

Page 120: ...he TOOLS icon then tap Memory Status The MEMORY STATUS screen shows these values The percentage of memory available The number of test records that are saved The number of id files that have been down...

Page 121: ...Ds from a set Add the results from other necessary tests to each saved result in the project See which IDs do not have results for a specified test See what percentage of a job is completed See how ma...

Page 122: ...ator panel to enter an operator name for the project 4 On the PROJECT screen tap the NEW TEST button to enter the tests and test settings necessary for the project 5 On the PROJECT screen tap the NEW...

Page 123: ...of the project See also item Operator The name of the person who will do the tests for the project The date range for the results in the project Results A summary of the test results in the project T...

Page 124: ...JECT TRANSFER lets you export or import projects to or from a flash drive and delete projects on the flash drive The project data includes all project settings and test results MANAGE lets you rename...

Page 125: ...bers increment sequentially 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 99 100 101 Letters increment through the English alphabet A B C D Z AA AB AC AD AZ BA BB BC Numbers and letters do not cause each other to increm...

Page 126: ...th next IDs the Tested shows 50 10 saved results divided by 20 IDs GPU09 EPS Figure 37 CABLE ID SETUP Screen after you enter the first and last IDs First ID and Last ID The first and last IDs in a set...

Page 127: ...for each ID After you do both tests for all the IDs in the set the tester shows 100 Tested on the home screen If no IDs include FiberInspector results the tester shows 50 To see the IDs that need Fib...

Page 128: ...that you save no more than one day of test results on a flash drive Note The tester reads only USB drives that use the FAT format 1 Connect a USB flash drive to the type A USB port The tester makes a...

Page 129: ...Settings to Other Testers To copy the settings in a project to other Versiv units use the Read Project Setups and Write Project Setups utilities in LinkWare software You can use LinkWare to read proj...

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Page 131: ...u replace parts that are not specified as replacement parts the warranty will not apply to the product and you can make the product dangerous to use Use only service centers that are approved by Fluke...

Page 132: ...ent Warning Do not put the tester or the battery pack in water Caution To prevent damage to the touchscreen or the case do not use solvents or abrasive materials When you clean the touchscreen or the...

Page 133: ...on about a remote tester Use CertiFiber Pro modules and patch cords to connect the main and remote testers together see Figure 5 on page 20 then tap REMOTE on the Version Information screen Update the...

Page 134: ...file to your hard drive 3 Connect the AC adapter to the tester and connect the Micro AB USB port on the tester to a type A USB port on the PC See Figure 38 4 On the LinkWare menu select Utilities Cer...

Page 135: ...Chapter 9 Maintenance Update the Software 125 GPU46 EPS Figure 38 How to Connect the Tester to a PC Micro AB USB port Type A USB port AC adapter...

Page 136: ...re 39 3 Follow the instructions shown on the display of the updated main unit Note If a remote has newer software than the main unit the main unit can install the older software in the remote so that...

Page 137: ...127 HGD116 EPS Figure 39 How to Connect Units Together to Update the Software Type A USB port Micro AB USB port Type A USB port Micro AB USB port Updated main unit Updated main unit AC adapter AC adap...

Page 138: ...charge the battery to approximately 50 of full charge The discharge rate of the battery is 5 to 10 each month Check the battery every 4 months and charge it if necessary Keep a battery attached to the...

Page 139: ...on the home screen then tap Version Information If the Tester Does Not Operate as Usual If the tester does not operate as usual or if it shows an unusual message see Table 3 for possible explanations...

Page 140: ...Fluke Networks website at www flukenetworks com To order options and accessories contact an authorized Fluke Networks distributor Table 3 Possible Solutions for Unusual Behavior The touchscreen or the...

Page 141: ...n a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case the user at his own expense will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference Conformite Europee...

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Page 143: ...lts Method Name in This Manual TIA EIA 526 14A multimode TIA EIA 526 7 singlemode 2 connections 1 Jumper Method B Method A 1 1 connection 2 Jumper Method A Method A 2 None 3 Jumper Method C Method A 3...

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Page 145: ...give 1 jumper results Use these connections if you need 1 jumper results but do not have the correct connector adapters to connect the CertiFiber Pro modules output ports to the link This method lets...

Page 146: ...Modified 1 Jumper Reference Method for Smart Remote Mode Caution Do not disconnect the outputs and after you set the reference Short MT RJ no pins to MT RJ pinned test reference cord 0 3 m or less Fi...

Page 147: ...ode 99 far end source mode 72 power meter 97 Autotest far end source mode 72 loopback mode 64 settings 48 smart remote mode 55 B battery care 128 charging 18 removal 128 status 18 storage 128 bi direc...

Page 148: ...set copy 114 delete 114 import 117 make an ID set 115 maximum number of IDs 115 next ID 115 116 options 26 index of refraction 49 J jumper reference 51 jumpers setting 53 K Knowledge Base 3 L language...

Page 149: ...rename move 106 flash drive 107 replace a saved result 105 results screen 102 upload to a PC 108 S self test 122 service 129 settings for tests 48 smart remote mode 55 software update 123 version 123...

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