Fluke OF-500-01 OptiFiber, Technical Reference Handbook, Page: 143 / 278

Using the FaultMap Function
FaultMap Diagram Features
5-5
5
A
The length of the channel, including the launch fiber.
Note
The FIBER LENGTH shown is the actual length of the
channel rounded to the nearest meter or foot (not
the sum of the displayed segment lengths).
B
The far end of the channel. The name is set by the END 1
or END 2 setting on the Job tab in Setup.
C
The length of a segment or patch cord rounded to the
nearest meter or foot.
D
A reflective event, usually a connector. Could also be a
mechanical splice or a reflective fault such as a sharp bend
or a crack in the fiber.
E
A connection that might have a problem. The connector
might be dirty, poorly polished, scratched, cracked,
misaligned, unseated, worn, or the wrong type.
F
The near end of the channel. The name is set by the END
1 or END 2 setting on the Job tab in Setup.