Fluke MultiFiber Pro, User Manual

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Auto Wavelength Function
11
To select 2 kHz mode
1 On the source, hold down

for 2.5 seconds, press
 
or
 
to put the cursor next to MODE , then
press

to make 2 kHz show.
2 To save the setting and exit setup mode, hold down

for 2.5 seconds.
Notes
When the source is in 2 kHz mode and the meter is
in loss measurement mode,

, the bargraphs,

,
and 2 kHz flash on the meter’s display, and you
cannot save measurements.
The source’s auto wavelength function does not
operate when you use
2 kHz mode .
Auto Wavelength Function
The signal from the source includes an identifier that tells
the meter which wavelength to measure. The source
transmits the auto wavelength signal unless it is in
2 kHz
mode. When you select 2 kHz mode, the source’s AUTO

setting automatically changes to OFF .
How to Clean MTP/MPO Connectors
Always clean and inspect endfaces in fiber connectors before
you make connections. Fluke Networks recommends that
you use a mechanical cleaner, such as the Fluke Networks
IBC
™ OneClick Cleaner, to clean connectors.
To use a OneClick cleaner to clean MTP/MPO connectors
 Caution
To prevent damage to the device and to connectors and
to keep contamination off of endfaces, read all
instructions and obey all safety precautions given in the
instructions for the device you use to clean connectors.
1 To clean a bulkhead connector, remove the cap from the
cleaner. To clean the connector on a fiber cable, remove
only the tip of the cap. See Figure 5.
2 Push the cleaner into the connector, then turn the dial
on the cleaner until you hear a loud click. Then remove
the cleaner.
3 Use a fiber microscope, such as the FT600
FiberInspector
™
Mini Video Microscope, to inspect the
connector. If necessary, clean and inspect the connector
again.