
The
Instrument
at
a
Glance
Lightwave
Connector
Care
Cleaning
and
handling
Proper
cleaning
and
handling
of
lightwave
connectors
is
imperative
for
achieving
accurate
and
repeatable
measurements
with
your
Hewlett-P
ackard
lightwave
equipment.
Lightwave
interfaces
should
be
cleaned
before
each
measurement
using
the
techniques
described
in
this
handbook.
Information
on
protecting
and
storing
your
connectors/cables
and
tips
on
how
to
properly
mate
connectors
are
also
included
in
this
section.
Denition
of
terms
T
o
avoid
confusion,
the
following
denitions
are
used
in
this
handbook.
Connector
Houses
the
ber
end,
most
open
at
the
end
of
a
lightwave
cable
or
on
the
front
panel
of
an
instrument
or
accessory
.
A
dapter
Does
not
contain
optical
ber
.
Used
to
mate
two
optical
connectors
.
Handling
Always
handle
lightwave
connectors
and
cable
ends
with
great
care
.
Fiber
ends
should
never
be
allowed
to
touch
anything
except
other
mating
surfaces
or
cleaning
solutions
and
tools
.
Always
keep
connectors
and
cable
ends
covered
with
a
protective
cap
when
they
are
not
in
use
.
(See
\Storage
.")
Cleaning
Three
cleaning
processes
are
provided.
The
rst
process
describes
how
to
clean
non-lensed
lightwave
connectors
.
The
second
process
describes
how
to
clean
lightwave
adapters
.
The
third
process
describes
how
to
care
for
lensed
lightwave
connections
.
C
A
U
T
I
O
N
Hewlett-P
ackard
strongly
recommends
that
index
matching
compounds
not
be
applied
to
their
instruments
and
accessories
.
Some
compounds
,
such
as
gels
,
may
be
dicult
to
remove
and
can
contain
damaging
particulates
.
If
you
think
the
use
of
such
compounds
is
necessary
,
refer
to
the
compound
manufacturer
for
information
on
application
and
cleaning
procedures
.
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Summary of Contents for 83481A
Page 1: ...User s Guide HP 83481A Optical Electrical Plug In Module ...
Page 12: ...Contents ...
Page 13: ...1 The Instrument at a Glance ...
Page 36: ...TheInstrumentata Glance ...
Page 37: ...2 Channel Setup Menu ...
Page 39: ...ChannelSetupMenu Figure 2 1 OpticalChannelSetup menu 2 3 ...
Page 40: ...ChannelSetupMenu Figure2 2 ElectricalChannel Setupmenu 2 4 ...
Page 52: ...ChannelSetupMenu ...
Page 53: ...3 Calibration Overview ...
Page 71: ...Calibration Overview UserCalibrations OpticalandElectrical Figure3 6 ExternalScale Menu 3 19 ...
Page 74: ...CalibrationOverview ...
Page 75: ...4 Speci cations and Characteristics ...
Page 84: ...Declaration of Conformity 4 10 ...
Page 85: ...5 In Case of Di culty ...
Page 92: ...InCaseofDi culty ...
Page 93: ...Index ...