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External Description

5-3

5.2. Operating Keys and Status LED

5.2.1.

Operating Keys

Indicator

Name

Main functions

Start

Start/Pause/Restart the splicing process/Page feed

Function 1

Selecting the function(s) shown on right bottom
corner of LCD.

Function 2

Selecting the function(s) shown on left bottom
corner of LCD.

Move upward

／

Increase value

／

Add additional arc

Down

Move downward

／

Reduce value

LCD Brightness control when Ready status

Summary of Contents for S153 Ver.2

Page 1: ...FTS B409 S153 Ver 2 FUSION SPLICER User s Manual Please read entire manual prior to usage This manual must be kept with the S153 Fusion Splicer Issue 01 ...

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Page 3: ...3 1 5 2 Acidic or caustic compounds 1 13 1 5 3 Physical damage 1 13 2 General Information 2 1 3 Getting Started 3 1 3 1 Unpacking and Initial Inspection 3 1 4 Operating Specifications and Components 4 1 4 1 Specifications 4 1 4 2 Components 4 4 4 2 1 Fiber Holder Type and Cleave Length 4 4 4 2 2 Optional Components 4 6 4 3 Optional Accessories 4 8 4 4 Recommended Consumable 4 8 5 External Descript...

Page 4: ...s Icons 5 8 5 3 4 Menu Screen 5 10 6 Basic Operation 6 1 6 1 Preparations for Power supply 6 1 6 1 1 Installing Battery 6 1 6 1 2 Connecting the power cable to AC adapter 6 4 6 1 3 Charging the Battery 6 5 6 1 4 Turn Splicer ON and OFF 6 7 6 2 Installing programs 6 8 6 2 1 Fusion Program 6 8 6 2 2 Heat Program 6 10 6 2 3 Selecting the Operating Language 6 12 7 Fusion Splicing 7 1 7 1 Basic Splicin...

Page 5: ...7 Reinforcing the Fusion Splice 7 13 8 Programming Guide 8 1 8 1 Programming Functions and Menu 8 1 8 2 Program Edit 8 7 8 2 1 Setting 8 8 8 2 2 Detail Setting 8 9 8 2 3 Default 8 10 8 2 4 Copy 8 11 8 2 5 Delete 8 11 8 2 6 Edit Comment 8 12 8 2 7 Parameter Table 8 14 8 3 History 8 22 8 3 1 Splice Data 8 23 8 3 2 Arc Check History 8 27 8 3 3 Image Capture 8 29 8 4 Tool 8 32 ...

Page 6: ...2 8 5 1 Parameter 8 45 8 5 2 Counter 8 55 8 5 3 Data 8 56 8 5 4 Clock 8 58 8 5 5 About Machine 8 58 8 6 Shortcut 8 59 8 7 Maintenance 8 60 9 Maintenance and Handling Instructions 9 1 9 1 Error Messages 9 1 9 2 Maintenance 9 6 9 2 1 Arc Check 9 6 9 2 2 Electrode Maintenance 9 6 9 2 3 Cleaning the objective lens 9 9 9 2 4 Cleaning the V grooves 9 9 9 2 5 Cleaning the V groove Fiber Clamps 9 10 ...

Page 7: ...Claims and Repackaging 9 12 9 6 Return Shipments to Furukawa Electric Co 9 12 10 Option 10 1 10 1 Battery Charger S958C 10 1 10 2 Cooling Tray CTX 01 10 4 10 3 Working Belt WBT 01 10 5 10 4 Cleaning Brush VGC 01 10 6 10 5 Hard carrying case HCC 01 10 7 10 6 Tripod adaptor TPA 01 10 8 11 Recycling and Disposal 11 1 ...

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Page 9: ...er 2 fusion splicer is operated serviced or repaired Failure to comply with any of these instructions or with any precaution or warning contained in the User s Manual is in direct violation of the standards of design manufacture and intended use of the instrument Furukawa Electric Co Ltd assumes no liability for the customer s failure to comply with these safety requirements 1 2 Safety Messages Th...

Page 10: ...rocedure can result in serious damage to or destruction of the instrument if not carried out in compliance with all instructions for proper use Ensure that all conditions necessary for safe handling and operation are met before proceeding Please contact Furukawa Electric Co Ltd or your local representative with any questions relating to any subjects described within this manual In no case will Fur...

Page 11: ...s equipment must be connected to a power socket which provides a reliable protective earth Or ground it with the Ground terminal on the fusion splicer Use only the cords attached to the fusion splicer Connecting inappropriate cords or extending the cords may cause them to heat up abnormally and may cause fire This product contains a Lithium Cell The device is identified by a warning label Do not d...

Page 12: ...e parts Warranty on this product will be invalidated if any of the potted nuts are disturbed Avoid soaking the fusion splicer with water Doing so may cause fire electrical shock or malfunction Do not use inappropriate input voltage Doing so may cause fire electrical shock or malfunction Do not insert or drop any metal or any flammable material into the main body through any aperture Doing so may c...

Page 13: ...nd contact Furukawa Electric Co Ltd or your local representative Continuing to operate under these conditions may cause fire or electrical shock Do not use a damaged power cord where the inner cable is exposed or severed Doing so may cause fire or electrical shock If water is spilled into the fusion splicer turn off the power switch disconnect the power cord remove the battery and contact Furukawa...

Page 14: ...tion If the fusion splicer is dropped and damaged turn off the power switch disconnect the power cable remove the battery and contact Furukawa Electric Co Ltd or your local representative Continuing to operate may cause fire or electrical shock Do not look into a fiber with naked eye during operation Wearing a protection glass is recommended STOP using the fusion splicer when problems are experien...

Page 15: ...ter resistance IPX2 rating drip proof exposed to 3mm min drip for 10 min with 15 tilt Dust resistance IP5X rating dust proof exposed to dust particles with a diameter of 0 1 to 25µm for 8 hours Above tests were performed at Furukawa Electric Co Ltd laboratories and do not guarantee that the machine will not be damaged when subjected to these conditions ...

Page 16: ...f heat Charge the S943B Battery by the S153 or S958C Battery Charger If charging by other equipment that is not suitable for charging S943B it may cause fire Avoid soaking the Battery with water Doing so may cause fire or electrical shock Do not disassemble the Battery Avoid damage by dropping or heavy shock Doing so may cause fire or electrical shock If inner cells rupture and electrolytic soluti...

Page 17: ... cords around any heating instrument Doing so may damage the cords which cause fire or electrical shock Do not connect or disconnect cords with wet hands Doing so may cause fire or electrical shock Do not pull the cord to disconnect Doing so may damage the cords which may cause fire or electrical shock Hold the plug portion and disconnect the cord Do not put heavy items on the cords Doing so may d...

Page 18: ...cords are disconnected and the batteries are removed from machine s main body when storing the fusion splicer Never use aerosol dust cleaners or alcohol based solvents to clean the electrodes Non oil based solvents should be used to clean the optical lenses Store the fusion splicer in a cool dry place ...

Page 19: ...ource that supplies between 100 240 V at a frequency of 50 60 Hz with the S976A_AC adapter It also has the S943B internal battery for battery operation and the battery can be charged in the S958C unit by the AC power source through the S976A_ AC adapter or S977A_AC_adapter It can also be charged while it is inserted in the splicer s body ...

Page 20: ... common terminal connects to the earthed pole of the power source Use only the type of power cord supplied with the S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer Connect the power cord to a power outlet equipped with a protective earth contact only never connect to an extension cord that is not equipped with this feature Willfully interrupting the protective earth connection is prohibited 1 5 Toxic Hazards The S153 V...

Page 21: ...ent that a damaged component comes in contact with the skin wash the affected area immediately with cold water In the event of eye contamination irrigate thoroughly with a recognized eye wash and seek medical assistance 1 5 3 Physical damage Some of the components used in the assembly may contain very small quantities of toxic materials There is a remote possibility that physically damaged electro...

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Page 23: ...od splicing results it is essential to know both the proper use of a fusion splicer and the characteristics of optical fiber Because all fibers are not identical they can melt or fuse at different temperatures Therefore to minimize splice loss it is important that the arc power and the duration of the fusion arc be properly adjusted The S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer features an arc function inspection...

Page 24: ...General Information 2 2 Cladding Diameter Mismatch Numerical Aperture Mismatch Different fibers have different numerical apertures The aperture dictates the acceptance angle of light α β α β ...

Page 25: ...cladding Therefore the transmission path is more accurately referred to as the mode field and not as the core With a core diameter of typically 8 µm and a mode field diameter of approximately 10 µm single mode fiber can transmit more data than multi mode fiber and with less attenuation In multi mode fiber the optical signal is transmitted entirely within the core These fibers have a core size of 5...

Page 26: ...aterial silica Fluoro doped silica Titan coated silica Core standard diameter 8 µm 10 µm SM 50 µm 62 5 µm MM material Germanium doped silica silica coating cladding core Fiber Transmission Non zero Dispersion shifted Dispersion shifted Single mode Multi mode Transmitting capacity superior superior high low Splice loss high high middle very low Splicing ease difficult difficult middle easy ...

Page 27: ... Multimode 62 5 125 Multimode Singlemode 100 140 Multimode Typical diameter of human hair core transmits light 125um 50um 250um cladding keeps optical signal within core 125um 62 5um 250um coating protects glass from abrasion and ensures high strength 125um 9 5um 250um 140um 100um 250um 75um ...

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Page 29: ...complete 4 Place the S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer on a flat smooth surface 5 Visually inspect the S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer and all accompanying components for structural damage that may have occurred during shipping Immediately inform Furukawa Electric and the carrier if the contents of the shipment are incomplete or if any of the S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer components are damaged defective or if the ...

Page 30: ... Started 3 2 WARNING To avoid electrical shock do not initialize or operate the S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer if it bears any sign of damage to any portion of its exterior surface such as the outer cover or panels ...

Page 31: ... 16mm for 250um fiber 10 16mm for 900um fiber tight buffer Clad diameter 0 125mm Coating diameter 0 25 1 0mm Typical Insertion Loss similar fiber splicing 0 04dB for SMF 0 02dB for MMF 0 06dB for DSF Splice programs Up to 150 Heat programs Up to 18 Dimension 127W 199D 105H mm Not including shock absorber 159W 231D 130H mm Including shock absorber Weight 1 7kg Without battery 2 1kg With 2 batteries...

Page 32: ...m and 60mm sleeves Pre heating mode 21sec for 20mm Return Loss 60dB Tension Test 1 96N Monitor 3 5 color LCD monitor Video output Data interface USB 2 0 Splice memory Max 2000 splices Image capture capacity Last 100 images to be automatically captured Up to 24 images to be stored permanently Display user interface GUI Battery capacity 4 90 splice heat cycle with single battery and 250 splice heat ...

Page 33: ...licing except the first splicing and the splicing after the error 2 In the Semi auto mode fiber on both sides moves forward to near the splicing point automatically by shutting the windshield When the machine parameter Auto mode is set to Semi Auto Semi_auto function is effective 3 In the battery use case the heating time might be longer than typical heating time The heating time might be longer d...

Page 34: ...System does not include the Fiber Holder this is optional equipment Fiber Holder Type Cleave Length Ordering Number 16mm Tight Holder S712T 016 5 16mm 125 250µm 16mm 125 900µm S153AE 1 X Y 1 10mm Tight Holder S712T 010 5 10mm 125 250µm 10mm 125 900µm Loose Tube 125 250µm S153AE 2 X Y 1 Fiber Holder System 10mm 125 250 900µm S153AE 3 X Y 1 X 1 or 2 1 Hard Carrying case 2 UNIFLO PAX Y 0 1 or 2 It me...

Page 35: ... X A 0001 1 Cleaning Brush VGC 01 1 Spare Electrode S969 1 pair Electrodes Sharpener D5111 1 Hard Carrying Case HCC 01 Depending on the package Battery S943B Depending on the package AC Adapter for Splicer S976A 1 User Manual FTS B351 1 Tight holder S712T L 16 10 S712T R 16 10 Depending on the package 1 Close the lid of protection sleeve heater when you store the splicer in the carrying case When ...

Page 36: ...g Case 1 SCC 01 1 Working Belt WBT 01 1 Car Cigarette Cable 2 CDC 01 1 Angle Stand AGS 01 1 AC Adapter for Battery Charger S977A 1 Battery Charger S958C 1 Tripod adaptor TPA 01 1 Tight Holder for 16mm Cleaving length S712T 016 1 pair Tight Holder for 10mm Cleaving length S712T 010 1 pair Fiber Holder for 250um coating diameter fiber S712S 250 1 pair ...

Page 37: ...00 1 pair Fiber Holder for 900um coating diameter fiber S712S 900 1 pair 1 Please do not give a big impact when you carry with Soft carrying case or Working belt The storage thing might be damaged by the impact Soft carrying case and Working belt don t guarantee protection from the fall and the impact 2 FUSE 125V 7A Normal ...

Page 38: ...ripper S219 Hot Stripper S325 High Precision Cleaver S921 60mm Splice Length Protection Sleeves S922 40mm Splice Length Protection Sleeves S928A20 25 35 Mini Sleeves 4 4 Recommended Consumable Keep a supply of the following items with the S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer at all times Tweezers Protective eye glasses Denatured alcohol Lint free tissues or swabs Container for disposal of scrap fiber ...

Page 39: ...External Description 5 1 5 External Description 5 1 Main Body LCD Monitor Operating Key Protection Sleeve Heater DC Power Port Battery Door Mini USB Port Strap Hook Wind Shield ...

Page 40: ...External Description 5 2 Electrode V Groove Fiber Holder Fiber Clamp ...

Page 41: ... Start Pause Restart the splicing process Page feed Function 1 Selecting the function s shown on right bottom corner of LCD Function 2 Selecting the function s shown on left bottom corner of LCD Up Move upward Increase value Add additional arc Down Move downward Reduce value LCD Brightness control when Ready status ...

Page 42: ...ctions Left Move left Right Move right Heating Start heating Stop heating Power Turn on off the power 5 2 2 LED Indicators Indicator Name Color State Power LED Green Lit Tuned on Blinking Sleep mode Heater LED Red Lit During heat Blinking During cool ...

Page 43: ...y key is pressed In addition the following buzzer patterns indicate status of operation Operating key one beep Completing machine reset one beep Error occurred three beeps Splicing finished a series of beeps Saving data two beeps Heating process finished one long beep ...

Page 44: ...Screens 5 3 1 Ready Screen Once the S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer is powered up and initialized the Ready screen is displayed Splice Process Fiber View Current function of Function Keys Heat Program Splice Program Status Date and Time ...

Page 45: ... Loss Fiber Images X from front camera and Y from back camera X and Y views can be replaced Pop up Window Pop up when new functions are selected Also shows warning and error messages Simple GOOD BAD icon Green indicates good splicing and red indicates bad splicing ...

Page 46: ...y low When using 2 batteries the state of each battery is indicated The icon is changed to red from blue when using battery No battery Power Charging Batter mark is displayed in red Back up battery warning The lamp will be on when back up battery for storing parameters and data is very low Blue In ready mode Red In heating mode Orange In preliminary heating mode Heater Status In cooling mode ...

Page 47: ...s on until the end of splicing Splicing process pauses once before arc discharge Splicing process pauses at each sub step Running mode Semi Auto mode is effective The fiber is loaded to the center of the screen by closing windshield and stops temporarily Splicing is triggered by pressing the Start key Data output In this mode various measurement and calculation information is shown on the fiber im...

Page 48: ... Menu Screen Press and keys to access to the desired menu and the pointed menu pop ups to large icon Press Enter to select the menu Function keys are provided to initiate current available functions displayed above the function keys ...

Page 49: ...External Description 5 11 Function Menu Function Keys Press to select the corresponding Function Menu ...

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Page 51: ...ery CAUTION Turn off the power before doing any operation Do not drop the battery during the installing or removing operation If the battery level indicator on the right upper corner is flashing it means the battery is running out Please swiftly plug the power cable and start the charge process ...

Page 52: ...Basic Operation 6 2 1 Pull the Battery Door Lock 2 Lower the Battery Door a little 3 Open the Battery Door Lock ...

Page 53: ...e fusion splicer in the correct direction After closing the battery door lock the door lock surely Even if two pieces are put or only one piece is put in the upper or the lower the battery can be used How to detach the battery is a procedure opposite to the installation Hang your finger on the arrow part and pull out battery from slot Slot No 1 Slot No 2 ...

Page 54: ...Basic Operation 6 4 6 1 2 Connecting the power cable to AC adapter Connect the AC adaptor to DC Power port of the Splicer and plug the AC adaptor into AC outlet DC power port AC adaptor ...

Page 55: ...on a flat surface and connect to AC power source with AC adapter When a power supply is connected the power lamp turns on green steady light 2 Insert the S943B battery to charge slot on the S958C charger 2 batteries can be inserted in the S958C charger The S958C charger charges with two batteries at the same time 3 The red light on the S958C charger illuminates while recharging It takes approximat...

Page 56: ...sed by self discharging and the battery may be degraded Be sure to recharge the battery at least every 2 months even when not in use It is possible that the battery could not be fully charged if moving the battery from a cold place 5 C to a warm place around 20 C and then immediately charging it In this case make sure battery is in the new environment for a short while to equalize the temperature ...

Page 57: ...pushing power key for about 2 seconds Turning ON power The opening massage will appear on the LCD screen for a short while before the ready screen showing up Turning OFF power The LCD screen is turned off The power supply cuts after all motors perform the reset operation Power key ...

Page 58: ...nd store it to a new program slot 6 2 1 Fusion Program Load the appropriate fusion program for the specific fibers to be spliced 1 Select Fusion PRGM and press Enter Key to display the Fusion PRGM screen 2 Select Recent Programs to select from the programs recently used or All Programs to select from all the programs installed 3 Select the proper program by pressing keys and press the Select key A...

Page 59: ... is selected automatically Program list For Splice Program No Program name Fiber type 001 STD STD For G652 G653 G655 and G657 002 SM SM For Single Mode Fiber 003 MM MM For Multi Mode Fiber 004 NZDS NZDS For Non Zero Dispersion Shift Fiber 005 DS DS For Dispersion Shift Fiber ...

Page 60: ...e last program used is selected automatically The curl removing program is installed in program No 010 The curl removing program can be selected from the heater program menu Additionally it can be selected by long pressing the heating key when the heating status icon is blue It automatically returns to the heating program of the previous state when all processes of curl removing end once When doin...

Page 61: ... Sleeve Length 40mm S922 005 MIMI S928A For Mini Sleeve S928A 006 MINI OTHER For Mini Sleeve For other mini sleeve 007 60MM CONTINUOUS For Sleeve Length 60mm 008 40MM CONTINUOUS For Sleeve Length 40mm 009 blank 010 CURL REMOVE Removing fiber curl 011 SOC For Sleeve Length 20mm For Splice on connector 012 016 blank 017 40MM S922 POWER For Sleeve Length 40mm S922 with Pre heating 018 60MM S921 POWER...

Page 62: ...en 2 Select Setting and press Enter key 3 Select Parameter sub menu and press Enter key 4 Select Language and press Enter key 5 Pop up window shows the current language Press keys to scroll the languages and press Set key to change 6 Press Escape key and the pop up window will confirm the change Select Over write to confirm the change or Cancel to cancel the operation and press Enter 7 Press the E...

Page 63: ...of the machine or when high splice losses are observed 1 Open the windshield and load fibers Ensure that the fibers are properly stripped cleaned and cleaved Refer to Preparing the Fiber for detail 2 Close the windshield 3 Select Arc Check in the Menu screen and press Enter key 4 The S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer automatically feeds the fibers and discharges an arc During the arc discharge the fiber f...

Page 64: ...is shown repeat the arc check to determine the new values until they are acceptable It is necessary to remove the fibers and re prepare them again with a new cleave before performing next arc check If unsatisfactory results are obtained after four 4 arc check attempts inspect the electrodes for wear or damage and replace them if necessary A visual arc check can be made by viewing the arc on the mo...

Page 65: ...oes not adjust or complete the arc check RETREAT AAA BBB CCC AAA Melt back value BBB Lowest allowable value CCC Highest allowable value POWER DDD EEE FFF DDD Recommended arc power EEE Compensated value for environment changes FFF Current arc power CENTER GGG HHH III GGG Current arc center HHH Allowable range of arc center III Recommended arc center ...

Page 66: ...are clean and that the fiber ends are properly cleaned and cleaved 1 Slide a splice protection sleeve onto either the right or the left fiber 1 Strip approximately 30mm of fiber from holder Refer to the manual of the stripper for details 2 Wipe the bare fiber with a lint free tissue soaked with denatured alcohol Cleaning cotton Bare fiber Protection sleeve Insert Fiber ...

Page 67: ...he naked eye during operation Wearing protection glasses is recommended 7 1 3 Loading the Fiber 1 Open the windshield 2 Open the fiber holder lid and carefully place the cleaved fiber in the fiber holder as shown to the right Be sure that nothing touches the bare fiber tip and place the coating end at the end stop inside the fiber holder arrow mark 3 Close the fiber holder lid while carefully hold...

Page 68: ... and to clamp the tube part by the outside clamp of the holder lid When performing the tension test enough screening power might not be applied for the loose tube fiber 7 1 4 Fusion Splicing 1 Ensure that the READY screen is displayed on the monitor 2 Press to initiate the fusion splicing cycle 3 The S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer performs the following functions automatically To pause the S153 Ver 2 f...

Page 69: ...he cores of the fibers are aligned on the X and Y view screens The electrodes discharge The splice is inspected The splice loss is estimated and displayed on the LCD monitor as shown in the picture 4 While in Pause status pressing Menu key displays options available in the process To resume the process press again ...

Page 70: ...dicate the error occurrence in the cycle Example LOSS 0 04dB To discharge an additional arc press splice inspection and loss estimation are re performed If the fibers fail the inspections for cleave criteria the fusion cycle is paused and an appropriate error message is displayed as below Open the windshield remove the fibers after READY is displayed and retry the splice by repeating the entire pr...

Page 71: ...tions 7 9 The following operation mode is also available Refer to 8 5 1 for the mode setting The process stops at certain steps to ensure each step by operator Initiate the splice automatically by closing the Windshield ...

Page 72: ... Repeat fiber preparation and fusion splicing Bubbling Degradation of electrodes Replace the electrodes Wrong Fusion Program selected Select the correct Fusion Program and repeat fusion splicing Faulty cleave Repeat fiber preparation and fusion splicing Excessive arc current Perform an arc check and adjust arc power Insufficient fiber feed Adjust the fiber feed amount Not spliced or Neck down Degr...

Page 73: ... feed amount Degradation of electrodes Replace electrodes Thickening Excessive arc current Perform an arc check and adjust arc power Wrong Fusion Program selected Select the correct Fusion Program and repeat fusion splicing Degradation of electrodes Replace the electrodes Streak Weak arc Perform an arc check and adjust arc power or apply an additional arc ...

Page 74: ... the fibers 3 Buzzer beeps once when the tension test is completed 4 Remove the spliced fiber pulling slightly so that the fiber is taut Handle the spliced fiber carefully Do not twist the fiber CAUTION Do not attempt to load fibers while the S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer is resetting Load the fibers only after the reset operation is complete and the READY screen is displayed ...

Page 75: ... 2 Place the spliced fiber in the heater right side first to force the right heater clamp to close 3 Ensure that the stainless steel rod in the sleeve faces down and the splice protection sleeve rests in following right position fiber splice protection sleeve stainless steel rod heater stainless steel rod bare fiber ...

Page 76: ...Operating Instructions 7 14 40mm S922 20mm S928A 20 25mm S928A 25 35mm S928A 35 35mm is possible in both position Heater Unit ...

Page 77: ...nvalid press key to activate the heater The heating process in displayed in the LCD monitor with status icons as below Blue In ready mode Red In heating mode Orange In preliminary heating mode In cooling mode Error occurring When the heating and cooling operations are completed a beep sound is heard To stop the heating operation the HEAT LED is lit press The heating stops immediately While the amb...

Page 78: ...inspect the splice protection sleeve normal heating excessive heating insufficient heating WARNING STOP using the fusion splicer when problems are experienced with the protection sleeve heater Turn off the power immediately remove the battery and contact service center ...

Page 79: ... access the Menu screen Menu key is available in the Ready screen and splice screens When Menu is displayed in a pop up screen select the Menu and press Enter key 2 Menu screen is displayed as shown in picture to the right Press Escape function key to return to the previous screen The following table is a list of functions available to the operator for programming and maintenance ...

Page 80: ...e condition of machine Measure fiber Measure and indicate fiber s clad diameter core diameter core offset between fibers cleaving angles and or gap between fibers Measure environment condition Measure and indicate ambient temperature pressure as well as heater temperature Manually splice fiber Allows operator to manually control entire splicing cycle using the keypad Tool Capture image Store recor...

Page 81: ...ent erase the data or transfer the data to PC Obtain arc check data Check arc data add comment erase the data or transfer the data to PC History Manager Fiber Image Check fiber image add comment erase the image or transfer the image to PC Program Edit Edit splicing programs Change parameter values in the program adjust inspection criteria for the splicing process or change program name ...

Page 82: ...ater PRGM Show heat program list List all available heat programs for fiber reinforcement User can select any from the list See Selecting a Fiber Program in Getting Started Fusion PRGM Show fusion program list List all available fusion splicing programs User can select any from the list See Changing Fiber Program in Getting Started ...

Page 83: ...ault language Monitor direction login name sleep function splicing start pattern etc Set up counter Get arc discharge times and or splice counts Set up recommended splice counts for the replacement cleaning of electrodes Configure the data indicator Turn measurement and or estimation data during the splicing process on off Setting Adjust Date Time Adjust the date and time Change the timer format i...

Page 84: ...ness Check machine info Get machine s manufacturer S N software version Maintenance Replace Clean electrodes Clean lens Clean V groove and fiber clamp Step by step tutorial that illustrates how to replace clean the electrodes clean lens or clean V grooves fiber clamps ...

Page 85: ...shown in picture to the right Comment for highlighted program can be displayed by pressing key and turned off by pressing key 4 Select a program to be modified by pressing enter key and press Menu key to access to pop up menu Select a function and press Enter key Setting Modifying main parameters Detail Setting Modify detail parameters Default Return the parameters to default value Copy Copy the p...

Page 86: ...opriate digits and or keys actual value and press Set key 4 Press Edit End the pop up menu will show and ask following questions Over Write Replace the parameter with the edited value Other Location Store the program with new changed parameter to a new location as a new program Cancel Cancel the change and return to the previous screen 5 Return to the parameter list Select another parameter for ed...

Page 87: ...l Setting 1 Select Detail Setting and press Enter key in the pop up menu 2 A more detailed set of parameters is possible The setting method is the same as Setting Press keys to move one by one item Press Enter key to move to next page ...

Page 88: ...d program to the default parameters 1 Select Default from Menu screen and press Enter key in the pop up menu The pop up message window appears 2 Press Enter key 3 Select Yes and press Enter key to reset parameters to default parameters or select No and press Enter key to cancel the operation ...

Page 89: ...ams can not be selected 3 Press Enter key to paste the program 8 2 5 Delete Follow the procedures shown below to delete the selected program 1 Select Delete and press Enter key in the pop up menu 2 Pop up message will be displayed on the screen asking Delete Program Press Enter Key to proceed the operation 3 Select Yes and press Enter key to delete the program or select No and press Enter key to c...

Page 90: ...r in the lower window with and press Set key to choose the character The character with red color in the current comment is replaced with the selected character 4 Press Escape key after new comment is edited 5 The pop up menu shows and asks following questions Over Write Replace the current comment with the edited one Cancel Cancel the change and return to the previous screen 6 Select Over Write a...

Page 91: ...meters may call for other precise procedures especially in the case of splicing various unlisted types of fibers There are several hidden parameters which need to be taken into account when adjusting for optimum parameters Contact FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO LTD or your local representative to get more information ...

Page 92: ...e arc power based on the axis offset of the fibers Cleaning Arc Power Offset 127 128 Additional Arc Power for cleaning purposes Cleaning Duration ms 0 32767 Arc duration for cleaning msec Pre fuse Duration ms 0 32767 Time between arc starting and fibers first butting msec 1st Arc Duration ms 0 32767 1 st arc time duration msec 2nd Arc Duration ms 0 32767 2 nd arc time duration msec Z Pull Start Ti...

Page 93: ... On Time ms 2 0 32767 On time of pulse in 2 nd arc discharge 2nd Arc Off Time ms 2 0 32767 Off time of pulse in 2 nd arc discharge Re Arc Times times 0 255 Allowable numbers for the repeat arc in programmed additional arc mode For example 0 means no repeat arc is allowed Re Arc Duration ms 0 32767 Duration of additional arc msec Re Arc Interval ms 0 32767 Interval between additional arcs and msec ...

Page 94: ...fore the splicing µm For Inspect Cleave Angle deg 0 90 0 Maximum permissible angle of cleaved fiber end for splicing to continue deg Loss Limit dB 0 15 0 Maximum loss allowed for machine not to give a splicing error dB Wavelength nm 0 2000 Based on the wavelength nm each fusion program is optimized Mode Field Radius L µm 0 99 99 Mode field radius of left hand side fiber µm No meaning between L R M...

Page 95: ...art time T2 1st Arc On Time T3 1st Arc Off Time T4 2nd Arc On Time T5 2nd Arc Off Time T5 T4 0 0 Z Distance Feeding Gap Z Push Distance Z Pull Distance Collision of Fibers Pre fuse Time Z Pull Start Time 1st Arc Duration 2nd Arc Duration Time flow 1st Arc 2nd Arc T2 2nd Arc Start Power 1st Arc Start Power 2nd Arc End Power ...

Page 96: ...at Arc Power 3 Common Arc Power Arc Power 100 0 Arc Power Compensation 0 eccentric core fiber 0 consentric core fiber 0 Cleaning A Power Offset 0 0 Repeat Arc Power Offset 0 0 Environment sensor Compensation marked terms are taken account to calculating each arc power ...

Page 97: ...at Temp OUT deg C 0 300 Temperature of OUTER heater for The latter half 2nd Heat Time sec 0 300 Heating time after 1st heating Cool Temp deg C 0 280 Temperature to arrive at end of cooling process Pre Heat Temp IN deg C 0 280 Temperature of INNER heater for preliminary heating Preliminary heating temperature before the first half Pre Heat Temp OUT deg C 0 280 Temperature of OUTER heater for prelim...

Page 98: ...n 1 The operation When fiber set and left clamping is shut the heating start automatically 2 The operation Consecutive heating operation Compensation Auto Start 0 10 Expansion time of the automatic operation Do not leave the protection sleeve in a heater after finish of shrinkage There is the case that coating melts ...

Page 99: ...Programming Guide 8 21 Time chart of heater parameters ...

Page 100: ...data arc check history and image archives user can also add comments to each individual data The data also can be transferred uploaded to PC or deleted from the memory 1 In the Menu screen select the History and press Enter key 2 Select Splice Data Arc Check History or Image Data and press Enter key to get the stored data ...

Page 101: ...lected a list of previous splice data is displayed on the screen as shown in the picture below 2 Select a targeted date and press Enter key to obtain the detail of the data as shown in the picture As for the history with the splice image is preserved automatically ...

Page 102: ...PRGM Name of Fusion Program W L Wavelength Arc Power Value of Arc Power AngL Cleave angle of the left fiber AngR Cleave angle of the right fiber AngT Relative cleave angle between left and right fibers Loss Estimated splice loss Note Error codes and additional arc memo if any The data with error is highlighted L Estimated loss exceeds the target value S Streak or bubble at the splice point or not ...

Page 103: ... a PC install driver software for S153 Ver 2 on your PC Ask your representative or Furukawa Electric to obtain the driver software Follow the procedures shown below to upload the data to PC 1 Turn on S153 Ver 2 and PC 2 Connect S153 Ver 2 to PC with USB cable 3 Open HYPER TERMINAL of Windows XP 2000 from start All Programs Accessory Communication folder 4 In Connection Description screen name S153...

Page 104: ...the stored data and press Enter key S153 Ver 2 will send data through hyper terminal to PC and you will see data in the window 11 Select Stop in Capture text in Transfer menu when transfer is finished 12 Open Excel and open a new file 13 Go to folder in which TEST is stored and select file type All Open the TEST file 14 Text Import Wizard will open Select Delimit wizard 1 3 Tab and Comma wizard 2 ...

Page 105: ... 2 Arc Check History 1 The list of the previous arc check is shown on screen as it does for Splice Data 2 Select a targeted time and press Enter key to obtain the detail of the data as shown in the picture The data obtained are as follows Data Title Description CMNT Comment of the data which can be edited No No 1 is the data for the last arc check and the number is counted up for older arc checks ...

Page 106: ...etreat Value of how far the fibers melt back Center Value for centered position of the melt back 3 Press Menu key and the pop up shows available functions Select desired function and press Enter to initiate the operation Comment Edit Editing the Comment of the data PC OUT Uploading the data to PC Delete Deleting the data Follow the same procedure as for Splice Data ...

Page 107: ...ist of the captured photos is displayed 2 Select a photo and press Enter key to show the image and data as shown in the picture 3 Press Menu key and the pop up shows available functions Select desired function and press Enter to initiate the operation ...

Page 108: ... Delete Deleting the data Follow the same procedure for Spice Data The data displayed are as follows Sample Description 002 MM MM Name of the Fusion Program 00091 Arc Count when splice was performed Gap Setting Fibers gap when the image was captured X Field X or Y image 31 C 1001hPa Temperature and ambient pressure when splice was performed COMMENT Comment ...

Page 109: ...cedure for PC OUT 1 Conect to PC and Splicer 2 Open HYPER TERMINAL 3 Select PC OUT and press Enter key 4 Select Receive File in Transfer of PC then select Xmodem specified the save location and save data by bmp format 5 Open the save data on PC ...

Page 110: ...heck Perform a self check of the machine condition Fiber Measuring Performs an auto or manual inspection of the fiber with regards to clad and core offset relative eccentricity gap fiber tilt and relative cleave angle Environment View ambient temperature pressure as well as heater temperature Manual Splicing Allows operator to manually control entire splicing cycle using the keypad Image Capture S...

Page 111: ...ides and press to initiate the remaining check 5 S153 Ver 2 automatically performs the remaining check and a pop up message prompts the user to perform an arc check 6 Press Enter key and select Execute or Cancel to perform the arc check In the pop up screen press Enter key again 7 After the machine check is complete the pop up screen shows Status OK Press Escape key to finish the check 8 If the ma...

Page 112: ...ers must be placed at an acceptable position manually The results will be displayed after the measurement Motor Manual Move Allows the measuring process to be done manually 2 Load fiber on the machine 3 Select Fiber Feed Measuring and press Enter key The machine automatically feeds and measures the fibers and then displays the result 4 Repeatedly press Escape key until the Ready screen is obtained...

Page 113: ...ress keys to switch screens 1st Result Screen Bilateral measurement PARAMETER DESCRIPTION CLAD OFF Amount of CLAD OFFSET between the two fibers GAP The GAP between the two fibers FIBER TILT Angle at which fibers come into the screen REL ANGLE The RELATIVE cleave angle between the two fibers ...

Page 114: ...ometers CLAD TILT Angle at which fibers come into the screen FOCUS Ratio of beam width clad against 8 4 3 Environment The S153 Ver 2 allows the user to view environmental conditions 1 Select Environment in the Tool menu screen and press Enter key 2 Temperature and Ambient Pressure are displayed Press C F key to convert the temperature unit 3 Press Escape key to return to the previous screen ...

Page 115: ...anual All operations must be done manually following the procedures below 3 The fibers are fed to the pre splice position by pressing Enter key in the Semi Auto mode 4 Select Manual and press Enter key to initiate the manual operation see picture to the right The left window shows the fiber image and the right window displays the motion control commands 5 The active motion control command is highl...

Page 116: ...ate Y axis aligning Drive the motor leftward Move Drive the motor rightward HIGH Selecting high speed for motor movement Speed LOW Selecting low speed for motor movement FREE Drive the motor step by step by pressing key Dist Value µm Motor moves based on pre set value Selections from Z 5 50 500 ALN 0 1 1 0 20 0 Clean Selecting cleaning arc Arc Selecting fusion splice arc Arc Add Selecting addition...

Page 117: ...Description This Reset the activated motor All Reset all the motors Reset Origin X Displaying X axis image Field Y Displaying Y axis image IN Zoom image Zoom OUT Cancel zoom image Pulse Value Showing current pulse position of the activated motor ...

Page 118: ...Capture to capture and store image or Delete data to delete the image and press Enter key Capture 1 Select X Field or Y Field to store the image 2 Press Enter key the image is then stored 3 Press Escape key to return to the previous screen Delete Data 1 Select data with and keys and press Delete to erase it 2 Press Escape key to return to the previous screen ...

Page 119: ...rent shrinking condition of the sleeve And press Enter key Code Condition of sleeve Content A Not shrinking enough at sleeve end B Bubble in the center of sleeve C Fiber coating melts D Sleeve melts too much E Default to the factory setting 3 The heating condition is adjusted so that the shrinking condition for the sleeve become better 4 If the adjustment is insufficient repeat the above operation...

Page 120: ...rt for Heater Selecting start mode Cancel Auto or Repeat Data Output Activating data output mode Stepping Action Selecting splice operation mode Common Arc Power Setting common arc power Buzzer Sound Adjusting buzzer volume Buzzer Tone Selecting buzzer tone Sleep Type Selecting power save mode Sleep Time Setting time for auto power off Calendar Format Selecting calendar format Parameter Login Mess...

Page 121: ...ry 2 Batt parallel or 1 Batt serial Illumination Lamp Brightness control for LED lamp Arc Counter Displaying and editing arc count Total Arc Counter Displaying total arc count Style Display Select the display format of the screen X Y Charge Select Select the battery to charge to prioritize Charge Mode Select the battery charge Counter Reset Reset counter to zero Alarm On Off Activating alarm Arc A...

Page 122: ...ing alarm Splicing Activating alarm Setting alarm count Setting alarm count Activating alarm Total Arc Alarm Count Setting alarm count Cleave Angle Activating data display Before Splicing Clad Offset Activating data display Cleave Angle Activating data display Clad Offset Activating data display Data After Splicing Estimation Loss Activating data display Clock Setting date and time LCD Adjustment ...

Page 123: ...vious screen 8 5 1 Parameter 1 Select a Setting item in the Parameter list and press Enter key 2 Pop up window shows the current setting Press keys to scroll the available settings and press Set key to change 3 Press Escape key and a pop up window will ask the operator to confirm the change Select Over write to confirm the change or Cancel to cancel the operation and press Enter 4 Repeatedly press...

Page 124: ...process is started by closing the windshield Semi Auto The fibers move to the center of the screen when the windshield is closed after the fibers are set and they stops temporarily Then it advances to the next process by pushing the start key and the splicing is done Auto Start for Heater Auto Cancel Auto When Fiber is set to the heater heating start automatically Cancel Auto Start function does n...

Page 125: ...B cable Stepping Action Type1 Type2 Cancel Type 1 Pause at before splice Press to resume the process Type 2 Pauses at every process Press to resume the process Cancel It doesn t pause If there is an error it pause and an error message is displayed Common Arc Power Any value from 0 to 255 Select a digit with and press to increase decrease the value When is selected press key to jump to 255 or press...

Page 126: ... 1 0 Sleep Type Selecting the power save type LCD ALL OFF LCD Only LCD turns off The Power LED blinks at the power saving It returns from the power saving state by the operation of opening the windshield or pressing any key ALL Splicer turns off automatically without being operated for a while Sleep Time OFF Cancel power save ...

Page 127: ...5 31 MMDDYY Month Day Year Eg 05 31 2012 DDMMYY Day Month Year Eg 31 05 2012 Login Message Cancel Active When the log in message is set the comment is displayed in the data of Splice history Cancel Cancel Active Turning on the setting screen of Login Message is displayed The default setting is DEFAULT USER When the comment is changed Change the characters with the keys and Execute It returns to th...

Page 128: ...orrected automatically Cancel Cancel Display Image Activating fiber image during arc discharging Type 1 Type 2 Tension Test Active Cancel Active Tension test starts by opening the windshield Tension is 1 96N Reset has been completed unless the optical fiber is broken the tension test is passed Remove the spliced fiber carefully Cancel Cancel tension test ...

Page 129: ...the LCD screen is the Heater It is a direction that looks normal in the top and bottom of the screen when seeing from a rear side of the splicer Battery Mode Selecting battery use type 2 Batt 1 Batt 2 Batt Parallel use 1 Batt Serial use Illumination Lamp Adjusting the brightness of the lamp The lamp that illuminates V groove 15 14 13 OFF turn off Bright Dark OFF turn off ...

Page 130: ...ent count and can be adjusted to any count up to 32767 Select a digit with and press to increase decrease the value When is selected press key to advance to 32767 or press key to advance to 0 Total arc Counter Displaying total arc count Only displays the current count and cannot be edited ...

Page 131: ...0 1 2 3 Side by Side Up Down Side by Side without data display Up Down without data display Charge Select The priority settings for the battery to be charged Low High Low Lower residual voltage battery is charged with priority High Higher residual voltage battery is charged with priority ...

Page 132: ...Programming Guide 8 54 Charge Mode Select the amount of battery level to be charged 100 80 100 To charge up to 100 of battery capacity 80 To charge up to 80 of battery capacity ...

Page 133: ...nter key 4 Press Escape key and a pop up window prompts the operator to confirm the change Select Over write to confirm the change or Cancel to cancel the operation and press Enter 5 Repeatedly press Escape key until the Ready screen is displayed Available settings for each Item Functions Setting Title Counter Reset Alarm On Off Alarm Count Arc Cleaving Stripping Splicing Do not Reset Reset Off On...

Page 134: ...ter key 2 Pop up window shows available setting menus Press keys to select desired setting and press Enter key 3 Pop up window shows On Off Press keys to select desired setting and press Set key 4 Press Escape key and a pop up window will prompt the operator to confirm the change Select Over write to confirm the change or Cancel to cancel the operation and press Enter 5 Repeatedly press Escape key...

Page 135: ...8 57 Data which can be displayed Process for Data Display Data Before Splice Cleave Angle Clad Offset After Splice Cleave Angle Clad Offset Estimation Loss Data Output in the Parameter must be Active to display the data ...

Page 136: ...keys to select setting item Day Month Year Hour Minute and press Adjust key 3 Select a digit with and press to increase decrease the value and press Set key 4 Repeatedly press Escape key until the Ready screen is displayed 8 5 5 About Machine Various machine s info is displayed see picture to the right ...

Page 137: ...p pressing Enter key until the second beep sounds 2 Select a shortcut menu in the screen Press to scroll the menu item highlighted in red color and to change the page 3 Press Set key to set the shortcut menu Two short beeps will sound and the display returns to Menu screen Executing 1 Press Shortcut key in the Ready screen or select Shortcut in the Menu screen and press Enter key The screen change...

Page 138: ...elect item from following list and press Enter key Replace Clean electrodes Cleaning for lens Cleaning V groove and fiber clamp Cleaning for main body Agent Information 3 The maintenance procedures are displayed with text instructions and photographic examples Press to switch the pages Follow instruction to perform the maintenance 4 Press Escape key to return to the previous screen ...

Page 139: ...the inspection criteria for cleave quality Prepare the fiber again and retry CUT ERROR with side of the failed fiber Cleaving error is found in left fiber right fiber or both left and right fibers Incorrect parameters setting for cleave quality Check and correct the parameters SPLICE DEFECTS See Splicing Defects Fusion Splicing FEEDING ERROR with name of the failed motor The motor does not stop af...

Page 140: ...lity Prepare the fiber again and retry Defect in the motor driving system Contact service center OVER RUN with name of the failed motor The motor detected the overrun limit when running forward V groove is dirty Clean the V groove Incorrect parameter is set for heating Check and correct the parameters HEAT TIME OUT The temperature does not reach the set value within the time limit from heating sta...

Page 141: ... No 17 Voltage decrease Use the AC adaptor Heater Error No 18 Incorrect parameter is set for heating Check and correct the heating parameters Heater Error No 23 Incorrect parameter is set for heating Check and correct the heating parameters Incorrect parameter is set for heating Check and correct the heating parameters Recharge the battery Heater Error No 27 Voltage decrease Use the AC adaptor Hea...

Page 142: ...OVER TEMP The temperature exceeds the set value while heating Defect in the heating system Contact service center Fiber is dirty Retry the splice from preparation Make sure to clean the bare portion of the fiber Defect in the image processing system Contact service center VISUAL ERROR The image process cannot focus on the fiber find the clad line Optics is dirty See Maintenance chapter OUT OF SPEC...

Page 143: ...st Therefore the battery output voltage descends In the battery that repeats 300 times electrical charge and discharges or more the voltage descent under heating is large When the voltage decent of the battery is large the heating time is long and the heater error 17 or the heater error 27 might be displayed If the battery is charged full and the same error message is displayed the battery might b...

Page 144: ...eaned maintained for up to 5 000 splices Replace the electrodes if any of the following conditions exist an electrode is bent an electrode end has become extremely rounded abnormal noise occurs during fusion splicing When the Arc Counter number exceeds 1 000 the S153 Ver 2 automatically displays a message to prompt replacing the electrodes at power on Turn off the switch and replace or clean the e...

Page 145: ...equent electrode maintenance is recommended for dissimilar fiber splicing programs 1 Loosen the screws of the Holding Plates and raise the plates The Electrode is raised together with the holding plate Be careful not to drop the Electrodes into the machine 2 Carefully pull and remove the Electrodes from the Holding Plates by grasping the Electrode Knob Make sure nothing touches the Electrodes tips...

Page 146: ...rn twist the electrode 3 4 times Attention Don t grasp the electrode knob if possible grasp a section of the electrode rod b In an effort to clean the electrode tip wipe it softly with BEMCOT dipping ethyl alcohol Attention You can use all faces of the electrode sharpener Extreme treatment distorts the electrode tip and can possibly move the knob position Electrode sharpener ...

Page 147: ...n swab soaked with denatured alcohol 3 Dirty may prevent the splicer from performing a splice or may produce incorrect splice loss information 9 2 4 Cleaning the V grooves Dirt on the V grooves or fiber clamps will offset the alignment of the fibers or cause stress points on the glass making the fiber weak 1 Prepare a piece of fiber and cleave it approximately 10mm from the end 2 Hold the fiber at...

Page 148: ...h denatured alcohol 9 2 6 Cleaning the Tight holder and Fiber holder Keep the grip parts of the holder clean When they are dirty fiber is sometimes slippery at the tension test Wipe the rubber lid part and groove of Tight holder or Fiber holder with a lint free tissue and a cotton bud etc soaked with denatured alcohol Clean the coating of fiber put on the holder too Lid part rubber Rubber V groove...

Page 149: ...warning mark is displayed turn on the power supply of S153 to charge with the backup battery before the backup battery empties 9 4 Storing and Shipping To maintain optimum operating reliability do not store the S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer in locations where the temperature falls below 40 C or rises above 60 C Also avoid any environmen tal conditions that can result in internal condensation Ensure th...

Page 150: ...splicer or component while a claim against the carrier is being processed 9 6 Return Shipments to Furukawa Electric Co Furukawa Electric Co Ltd will only accept returns for which an approved Return Material Authorization RMA has been issued by Furukawa Electric Co Ltd customer service personnel This number must be obtained prior to shipping any material back to Furukawa Electric Co Ltd The owner s...

Page 151: ...al shipping container and packing material 1 Seal the shipping container securely and clearly mark FRAGILE on its surface 2 Always provide the model and serial number of the S153 Ver 2 fusion splicer and if necessary the RMA number on any accompanying documentation ...

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Page 153: ...rger for S943 B battery Power indicator Green lighting Turning ON Red Green blinking Power trouble CHARGE indicator Red lighting During charge Green lighting Charge complete Red Green blinking Trouble of battery Input jack for S977A Input jack for S977A ...

Page 154: ...al S977A The battery is charged only one side The battery of the remainder is charged when completing it When both S976A and S977A adaptors are connected S958C charges batteries by S976A in the parallel charge mode CAUTION Never insert any other equipment except S943B or S943 battery in S958C charger CAUTION Do not use AC adaptors other than S976A or S977A for the S958C charger When using AC adapt...

Page 155: ...charging errors may occur In such a case remove the battery pack and replace into the charger taking care to seat it correctly The charging errors may occur for the battery not charged with for a long time In such a case remove AC adaptor from out let once and insert it again And strat charging It is necessary to attach a ferrite core to the line out when using the S977A AC Adapter ...

Page 156: ...Option 10 4 10 2 Cooling Tray CTX 01 Tray to cool sleeve after heating Set it in the back of the main body Cooling Tray Setting Cooling Tray ...

Page 157: ...Option 10 5 10 3 Working Belt WBT 01 Adjust the length of the belt according to the body Connect each belt on each hook put the fusion splicer and fix with metal fittings ...

Page 158: ...Option 10 6 10 4 Cleaning Brush VGC 01 It is used to remove the garbage that adheres to V groove and the fiber clamp ...

Page 159: ...Option 10 7 10 5 Hard carrying case HCC 01 The lid of the hard carrying case can be remove How to remove is as follows Open the case Remove the stopper screw Slide the lid and remove ...

Page 160: ...Option 10 8 10 6 Tripod adaptor TPA 01 Fix Tripod adaptor to the rear surface of the Bottom case with 4 screws Tripod adaptor ...

Page 161: ...D or your local representative To recycle disassemble it first and sort each part by material and follow your local recycling regulations Especially for European Union in accordance with the European Parliament Directive 2002 96 EC electrical parts and materials that can be re used and or recycled have been identified in order that the use of new resources and the amount of waste can be minimized ...

Page 162: ...ery is indicated in the following Removing the built in battery 1 Remove the 4 screws and remove the bottom case 2 Remove all wiring connected to the electric board And remove 6screws which fix the board 3 There is the built in battery in the back of the board Please cut fittings off and tear the battery away Cut ...

Page 163: ...Recycling and Disposal For sales and service information contact FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO LTD or your local representative ...

Page 164: ...Electric Co Ltd 2 3 Marunouchi 2Chome Chiyoda ku Tokyo 100 8322 JAPAN TEL 81 3 3286 3340 FAX 81 3 3286 3978 Service Department CS2 Group Access Network Department FITEL Products Division Telecommunications Company Furukawa Electric Co Ltd 6 YAWATA KAIGANDORI Ichihara Chiba 290 8555 Japan TEL 81 436 42 1671 FAX 81 436 42 1786 ...

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