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Page 1: ...gn SOC Support Screen Zoom Remote Control User Manual Please read this manual before operating your fusion splicer and keep it for future reference VIEW 5 Pro MONITORING WEB SERVICE CORE ALIGNMENT FUS...

Page 2: ...ethod Chapter 3 Basic Operation 3 1 Turn On the Splicer 3 2 Preparing the Fiber 3 3 How to Make a Splice 3 4 How to Protect the Splice Chapter 4 Splice Mode 4 1 Displaying the Active Splice 4 2 Select...

Page 3: ...r 8 Other Functions Utilities 8 1 Data Storage 8 2 Menu Lock 8 2 System Setting 8 3 Time Lock 8 3 1 Time Lock setting 8 3 2 Remark 8 4 System Setting 8 5 System Information Chapter 9 VIEW PRO MANAGER...

Page 4: ...e the splicer be suitable for any operating environment Dynamic operation interface and automatic splice mode provide users great convenience For more information of VIEW 5 Pro please visit our offici...

Page 5: ...1 4 Heat Oven 5 kinds of applicable protection sleeve 20mm 30mm 40mm 50mm 60mm Heating time 20 to 900s optional Typical heating time 13 sec 45mm slim 60mm 15 sec 60mm Heating mode Various in built he...

Page 6: ...l for fear of short circuit 6 In no case the battery cell can be dismantled 7 Do not immerse the battery into water or seawater because the battery cell cannot bear moist environment 8 Do not place or...

Page 7: ...ndensation is present on the splicer This may result in electric shock splicer malfunction or poor splicing performance Safety glasses should always be worn during fiber preparation and splicing opera...

Page 8: ...ing case to protect from damage and dirt Put cushion package outside the carrying case for long distance transportation Always avoid leaving the splicer in direct sunlight or expose to excessive heat...

Page 9: ...9 2 3 Overview of External Parts Display ON OFF button Control buttons USB TYPE C Power Supply Connector Heat oven Battery...

Page 10: ...Following is the way of installing a battery Shut off fusion splicer Press on release button at lateral drawing the battery out of the fusion splicer Place the battery into power unit slot until you...

Page 11: ...imately 30 40mm of primary coating with an appropriate stripper 2 Clean bare fibers with pure alcohol soaked gauze or lint free tissue 3 Cleave the fiber In order to ensure the best splicing result cl...

Page 12: ...Before continuing with splicing inspect the fibers whether they are clean and well cleaved If any defects are found please remove the fibers and prepare again Note The fibers are checked automatically...

Page 13: ...re Open the heat oven lid Lift the left and right fiber holders on the splicer Hold the heat shrink sleeve previously placed onto the fiber Lift the spliced fibers and hold them taut Then move the hea...

Page 14: ...14 VIEW 5 Pro move into heat oven clamp Open the heat oven lid Splicing position Heating LED indicator HEAT Button...

Page 15: ...splice programs for common fiber combinations Therefore it is much easier to modify and further optimize the parameters for more unusual fiber combinations 4 1 Displaying the Active Splice The active...

Page 16: ...ges during splicing is the distance between the fibers During Pre fusion the fibers are apart With the current phase changing fibers are spliced gradually Splicing Process Arc power and arc time are c...

Page 17: ...imated splice loss exceeds the selected threshold loss limit Core angle limit An error message is displayed if the bend angle of the two fibers spliced exceeds the selected threshold Core angle limit...

Page 18: ...use 2 is set to ON splicing operation pauses after fiber alignment is completed Ignore splice error Cleave angle Setting to OFF ignores the faults and continues to complete the splicing even if the me...

Page 19: ...g mode These modes can be found in the database area for reference Copy the appropriate mode and paste it to the user programmable area Users can edit those parameters 6 1 Selecting Heater Mode Select...

Page 20: ...sleeve type List of all heat modes are displayed Selected mode will be copied to a us er programmable area Name Title for a heat mode Note Title of the heat mode displayed in the upper right corner o...

Page 21: ...wer Then turn off the splicer Remove the old electrodes I Loosen screw located on electrode cover II Take electrodes out of the electrode covers Electrodes are fixed in electrode cover 7 1 Maintenance...

Page 22: ...e worn out during the splicing process oxide generated on the tips of electrodes should be regularly eliminated It is recommended that the electrodes should be replaced after 4500 arc discharges When...

Page 23: ...agent 7 6 Electrode Setting This function is used to set electrode Electrodes are recommended to be replaced with new one every 4500 times splicing operation to ensure splice quality Enter into Maint...

Page 24: ...er Splice location information It is saved with splice data Delete Splice Record Splicing results can be cleared by part or whole Enter Delete Export Splice Record and select period to search for spli...

Page 25: ...automatically execute heat ing Dust Check Check if there is dusk in the imaging area Set the dust check function OFF by default if select ON duck check will be performed automaticly when turn on the s...

Page 26: ...ess any key to turn on the LCD monitor Splicer Shut Down Automatically turns off the power supply of the splicer if it performs no operation for a long period of time The function serves to prevent th...

Page 27: ...Micro SIM Nano SIM Only Nano SIM Card Support Load battery and turn on the device Detach the SIM card Tray from under the USB cover of the splicer Insert Nano SIM card to slot on the right side of ma...

Page 28: ...Set up SIM card lock Enter the APN information manually on Network Setting If APN requires password enter it to Network setting on the splicer Splicer System menu Network Setting ICON Description GPS...

Page 29: ...lick Bind Splice 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 Serial number IMEI number can be found on system information Manager Authority Able to delete a User and Lock the splicer remotely User Authority Only available to a...

Page 30: ...ct the period to search splice data 5 Current device location with device information location name model etc 1 2 3 4 5 1 Period selection and data type for selected devices Marker Splice point with c...

Page 31: ...31 More Introduction and guidance can be found in HELP under account menu Under developing...

Page 32: ...ng arc Clean fiber thoroughly or increase Cleaning Arc Time Bubbles Bad fiber end face quality Check the cleaver Pre fuse power too low or pre fuse time too short Increase Pre fuse Power and or Pre fu...

Page 33: ...dirt on the fiber surface Prepare the fiber stripping cleaning and cleaving again Mismatch Fibers Use an appropriate splice mode other than AUTO splice mode to re splice Non standard optical fibers AU...

Page 34: ...Cleaning Arc time to 180ms Splice the fibers whose cores are difficult to find by the way of core alignment Splice the fibers whose cores are difficult to find by MM splice mode cladding layer alignm...

Page 35: ...turn the splicer power off after an extended period of inactivity 7 Mismatch between Estimated splice loss and Actual splice loss The estimated loss is a calculated loss so it can be used for referen...

Page 36: ...Products models and specifications are subject to change without prior notice The End...

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