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RECORDING, STORING, RECALLING READINGS AND CLEARING MEMORY

KI2000 UM-6

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Summary of Contents for KI 2300 Series

Page 1: ...OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE GUIDE KI 2300 KI 2700 Series Hand Held Loss Test Meter KI 2600 Series Hand Held Fiber Meter KI 2400 KI 2800 Series Hand Held Fiber Source ...

Page 2: ...power meters EMC Limit IEC 61326 2002 EN 61326 1 1997 A1 1998 A2 2001 A3 2003 IEC CISPR 11 2004 EN 55011 1998 A1 1999 Limits applicable to Group 1 Class B equipment IEC CISPR 16 1 1999 Limits applicable to Class B equipment IEC CISPR 16 2 1999 Limits applicable to Class B equipment IEC 61000 3 2 2005 EN 61000 3 2 2006 IEN 61000 3 3 2002 EN 61000 3 3 1995 IEC 61000 4 2 2001 EN 61000 4 2 1995 A1 199...

Page 3: ...ngratulations on your purchase of this equipment engineered to provide excellent performance convenience and reliability To get the best use from your instrument and to ensure its safe operation please spend a few minutes to read this manual Made in Australia International Patents Granted Copyright Kingfisher International Pty Ltd 6th Edition November 2014 ...

Page 4: ...eter 23 Manual Operation Power Meter 24 Manual Operation Light Source 25 Visible Laser Operation 26 Tone Detection And Slow Mode 27 Text ID tag 28 Recording Storing Recalling Readings and Clearing Memory 29 PC Interface And External Software 32 Care Of Your Instrument 34 Accuracy Considerations 35 Definition of Terms 38 Specifications 39 Ordering Information 47 Calibration and Maintenance 51 Perfo...

Page 5: ...OWER METER Toggle centre F4 F1 Store On Off Backlight Battery compartment USB port for memory stick Micro USB port for data and power Connector Release Port Identifier Lugs for Carry Strap Memory Text ID Flip over connector cover tilt bail ...

Page 6: ...KI2000 UM 6 4 KI2400 2800 HAND HELD FIBER SOURCE ...

Page 7: ...KI2000 UM 6 5 KI2300 2700 HAND HELD LOSS TEST METER ...

Page 8: ...anguage and time zone Otherwise if you are having difficulties please feel free to contact sales kingfisher com au for applications support Instrument Service Qualified personnel must perform adjustment maintenance or repair of this product To obtain service please contact your local Kingfisher International distributor or our office in Australia Tel 61 3 9757 4100 Fax 61 3 9757 4193 Email sales k...

Page 9: ...ult finding The instruments are simple to operate with convenient menus to guide the user through operational sequences The large clear sunlight readable and backlit LCD is an exceptional feature The instrument interchangeable optical connectors are protected by a dust cover which also flips over to serve as a handy tilt bail A wide variety of connector styles are available The tough polycarbonate...

Page 10: ...al data recording A separate reference for each wavelength is stored and displayed When performing loss testing using an Autotest light source up to three wavelengths are displayed simultaneously More wavelengths are shown with a scrolling display Power Meters with standard detectors work with fiber core diameter up to 200 micron with both PC and APC polish connectors Power meters with Large Area ...

Page 11: ...rform short distance single mode testing Laser LED light sources have re connection repeatability of 0 1dB 0 05 dB Combined with the instrument excellent stability this provides more accurate measurement results Multi fiber ID allows for easy multi fiber identification of up to 12 fibers at a time To use this feature multiple light sources are set up on multiple fibers with each one set to a diffe...

Page 12: ...ood and met CAUTION The CAUTION sign denotes a hazard It calls attention to an operating procedure or the like which if not correctly performed or adhered to could result in damage to or destruction of part or all of the product Do not proceed beyond a CAUTION sign until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met The apparatus will be marked with this symbol when it is necessary for the...

Page 13: ...er source is an optical hazard and appropriate optical safety precautions must be observed Relevant user safety information is given in following pages There are no hazardous electrical items however unauthorized modification of the circuits and settings could create a hazardous optical condition So for service these devices must be returned to an authorised service centre and unauthorised modific...

Page 14: ...iew class 3a 850 1300 1310 1550 1625 nm class 1 Maximum permissible CW output power IEC 60825 2 2011 International 650 nm class 2M 10 mW 850 nm class 1 3 88 mW 1310 nm MM class 1 77 8 mW 1310 nm SM class 1 25 8 mW 1550 nm SM class 1 10 2 mW 21 CFR 1040 10 1995 USA 650 nm Class 3b 5 mW 1310 nm Class 2 2 mW 1490 1550 nm Class 2 8 1 mW Note 1 Maximum CW output power is defined as the highest possible...

Page 15: ...e instrument remove the batteries insert new ones check polarity indication on plastic case and close the cover again If the batteries are changed quickly instrument date and time are retained however if the batteries are taken out for longer or are finished then date and time will need re entering Enabling Battery Charging As delivered use of external power disconnects the batteries as a safety p...

Page 16: ...greater than 1 8 V The instrument may be damaged Do not mix battery types Do not use rechargeable lithium ion batteries the voltage is too high and will damage the instrument Do not set up the instrument to charge non rechargeable batteries or damage may result Protect our environment Some batteries contain toxic heavy metals so please dispose of them by returning to a re cycling centre Batteries ...

Page 17: ...since body oils and dirt can impair performance CAUTION Do not use damaged or incompatible connector adaptors WARNING Remove batteries before using a microscope to inspect instrument connectors Power Meter This port can be used with both PC and APC connector styles Bare fiber adaptors must achieve fiber eccentricity of 100 microns and end tolerance of 300 microns relative to the ferrule end Prefer...

Page 18: ...he adaptor and end face in one operation Alternatively first remove the interchangeable adaptor to access the optical interface Then blow away any dust or dirt with compressed air If this is not sufficient then clean the interface by rubbing a lint free lens cloth over the surface using small circular movements Connector Wear Fiber Optic Connectors usually have a design life of around 1 000 insert...

Page 19: ...low precision bare fiber adaptors CAUTION Do not scratch the detector lens with glass fiber end when using bare fiber adaptors otherwise instrument will be permanently damaged How to clean the optical connectors Always clean the mating connector tip and ferrule before mating using approved materials CAUTION Never use abrasive cleaners or permanent detector damage may occur This port can be used wi...

Page 20: ...n the side of the adaptor SC end This will allow you to align the locating slot with that on the instrument SC connector and then press it in Power Meter To turn on the Power Meter press On Off square green button in the top row Or to turn on the Power Meter for permanent operation press the On Off for 3 seconds until on and Perm is displayed If the battery is low this will be indicated by the bar...

Page 21: ...n for 3 sec To set time date hold down Toggle centre To view firmware version hold F4 To disable or activate beeping hold F2 Loss Test Meter To turn on the Loss Test Meter press On Off square green button in the top row Or to turn on the Loss Test Meter for permanent operation press the On Off for 3 seconds until on and Perm is displayed If the battery is low this will be indicated with a battery ...

Page 22: ...turn on To disable auto off timer hold On for 3 sec To set time date hold down Toggle centre To view firmware version hold F4 To disable or activate beeping hold F2 Instrument Hard Re start Should the instrument fail to turn on the microprocessor may need re booting To do this remove the batteries and any other external power for at least 10 seconds ...

Page 23: ...o be re entered The instrument shows date and time at start up Note the date is presented in a way that avoids problems with date time formats eg Jan 02 Changing date and time Turn on instrument while holding down Toggle centre bottom row large square button in the middle To modify the selected time date press or To select next last time and date item press Toggle centre or Mode next item will fla...

Page 24: ...ce meter is greatly reduced compared to most other equipment Initiating Autotest Connect a light source to a power meter with an appropriate test lead and turn on the instruments On the light source press Auto the light source will cycle through all available wavelengths limited to 5 and the meter will automatically switch to Autotest mode The meter detects the correct wavelengths and displays the...

Page 25: ...est Meter and press AUTOTEST 3 Set measurement reference press Meter Mode to enter dB R then press and hold Set Ref for 3 seconds until beeps stop 4 Remove reference patch lead connection at power meter port connect reference patch lead to the patch lead to be tested via a thru connector adapter connect the free end of patch lead to be tested to power meter port 5 Read IL in dB R mode of the respe...

Page 26: ...3 seconds until the instrument beeps finish Then the main display will go to approximately 0 dB and the reference value will be displayed on the left hand side of the display To stop start display update press Hold The symbol will flash when the display is on hold To store to memory press top row yellow triangular button Please refer to Recording Storing Recalling Readings and Clearing Memory sect...

Page 27: ...elease Mode Press Mode again to select next available frequency or ID tone Alternatively press and hold Mode then use or to cycle through all options To end modulation press and hold Mode then press Toggle centre Alternatively press and hold Mode for 3 sec Autotest Advanced Feature Limited Wavelength Mode This is a useful way to simplify testing if only one or more wavelengths is actually wanted T...

Page 28: ...ackets Please note this should be tested before proceeding as some types of patch lead jackets absorb light It is also generally possible to locate faulty connectors in the same way KI2601 Series To switch on the visible laser press On then SOURCE To improve visibility the laser is modulated at 2Hz To change modulation frequency press and release Mode while source is on VisiTester VisiTester is ac...

Page 29: ...splayed To use this feature one or more sources with MultiFiber ID are required This is a very useful feature for quick ribbon fiber polarity checking It can also be used to send one of 12 pre coded signals between test staff SlowMode Slow mode is occasionally used to measure power on unstable signals that accidentally trigger tone detection In this mode Autotest and tone detection are disabled an...

Page 30: ...to move to the next Press F3 to reset the digit fiber index to 001 To exit with saving press Memory To exit without saving press Home To modify an existing Text ID Tag Enter Meter menu Press Toggle centre then or to select a stored ID Tag Press F3 the character to be edited will flash Press or to select new alphanumeric character then press Toggle centre to move to the next Press F3 to reset the d...

Page 31: ... ID tag detail is independent of the actual memory location within the instrument An identical Text ID tag number can be re used and it will store in the next available empty memory location Text ID tags can only be deleted one at a time ...

Page 32: ...inimum power meter values are continuously recorded in real time To display or hide minimum and maximum recorded values press and simultaneously This function is disabled in Autotest User Setting Retention Some convenient user settings are stored at instrument turn off and restored when the instrument is turned back on User Memory The non volatile user memory stores test data which can then be dis...

Page 33: ...B shows on the display to indicate that the USB stick has been detected Press Do not remove the USB stick until the download has completed and the USB symbol has stopped flashing Recalling stored data from memory To access memory locations and to select stored readings enter Memory menu and press or To select dBm or uW or dB R modes press F3 To view saved time and date press and hold Toggle centre...

Page 34: ...RECORDING STORING RECALLING READINGS AND CLEARING MEMORY KI2000 UM 6 32 Memory capacity Memory capacity is 999 sets of 1 4 wavelength measurements ...

Page 35: ... instrument control and transfer of live or stored data to an Excel spreadsheet making it ideal for data logging and reporting in the field KITS can be easily customised to change language terminology or to add new reporting features Functions currently supported by KITS are Live Power Meter display Two Way loss reporting by merging one direction data Spreadsheet to record loss measurements with d...

Page 36: ...ure The instrument is resistant to normal dust and moisture however it is not waterproof If moisture gets into the instrument dry it out carefully before using it again Where possible keep instrument away from strong sunlight Clean the instrument case using soft damp cloth Do not use strong solvents to avoid risk of damage to surfaces The instrument housing is made of tough polycarbonate material ...

Page 37: ...ower meters provide better accuracy when measuring a non coherent source such as an LED So for best accuracy when testing small losses on single mode patch leads etc an LED source may be preferred High power attenuated meters tend to suffer overall reduced accuracy Kingfisher high power meters have better general accuracy than most others since our meters use a more sophisticated attenuating eleme...

Page 38: ... 20 nm spacing however 1490 1610 nm is more common since it avoids the water absorption peak at 1383 nm The most common operating wavelengths for FTTH PON systems are currently 1310 1490 1550 nm As in DWDM application an InGaAs detector gives good absolute accuracy Because of the broad operating wavelengths encountered the power meter calibration wavelength needs to be matched to the measured wave...

Page 39: ...ACCURACY CONSIDERATIONS KI2000 UM 6 37 ...

Page 40: ...Uncertainty in power level at the end of a reference cable Short Long Term Power Stability In CW mode the uncertainty of the power level observed over a given time compared to the mean power during this time Measured with an averaging optical power meter a 9 125µm fiber at constant temperature within a specified temperature window and at line voltage Center wavelength The wavelength representing t...

Page 41: ...o 70 C Power 2 alkaline or lithium AA cells 2x NiMh AA cells External input via micro USB Selectable auto off low battery indicator and back lit display Battery life 1000 hrs Power Meter 80 hrs laser in modulation mode Case Rubber Polycarbonate 1 metre drop tested Display High contrast custom LCD 74 x 55 mm 2 9 x 2 2 Tone detection 150 9999 Hz 1 ...

Page 42: ...1530 1550 1570 1590 1610 1625 1650 24 50 24 60 35 40 0 02 1 0 06 dB 0 005 0 35 Ge 600 1650 25 635 650 660 780 820 1590 1610 1625 1650 850 980 1270 1290 1300 1310 1330 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1470 1490 1510 1530 1550 1570 15 50 15 60 40 50 0 04 1 0 06 dB 0 005 0 5 typical typical typical max Note 1 Mid range linearity excludes top 5 dB and bottom 10 dB of range Note 2 Calibration condition no...

Page 43: ...0 354 780 820 850 1590 1610 1625 1650 980 1270 1300 1310 1330 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1470 1490 1510 1530 1550 1570 33 30 33 40 10 20 0 04 1 0 06 dB 0 04 0 005 2 0 09dB 0 5 KI2600XL InGaAs5 5 mm InGaAs 800 1700 15 780 820 850 980 1270 1300 1310 1330 1350 13701390 1410 1430 1450 1470 1490 1510 1530 1550 1570 1590 1610 1625 1650 10 50 10 60 50 60 0 02 1 0 06 dB 0 03 0 005 1 0 06dB 0 35 KI2600X...

Page 44: ...2 1 0 06 dB 0 005 0 03 0 3 Ge 600 1650 25 635 650 660 780 820 1590 1610 1625 1650 850 980 1270 1290 1300 1310 1330 1350 1370 1390 1410 1430 1450 1470 1490 1510 1530 1550 1570 15 50 15 60 40 50 0 04 1 0 06 dB 0 005 0 03 0 5 typical typical typical max Note 1 Mid range linearity excludes top 5 dB and bottom 10 dB of range Note 2 Calibration condition non coherent light 35 5 dBm 23 1ºC 1 nm 10 3 nm F...

Page 45: ...m stability dB 0 041 0 061 N A 0 01 NA For 15 min typ 2 C after warm up ORL 25 Stability over temp dB 0 6 0 6 N A 0 35 NA Typical initial tolerance nm 20 20 5 N A 20 At 25 C width nm 3 3 3 NA 35 48 FWHM typical nm C 0 4 0 4 0 1 0 4 0 4 Typical Mode Controlled Source NA NA NA Mode controlled NA 50 125 compliant IEC 61280 4 1 Ed 1 0 TIA EIA 526 14A TIA TSB 178 Reconnection repeatability dB 0 1 0 1 0...

Page 46: ...p 2 C after warm up ORL 25 Stability over temp dB 0 2 0 2 0 35 0 02 Typical initial tolerance nm 20 20 NA 20 At 25 C width nm 3 3 NA 35 48 FWHM typical nm C 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 Typical Mode Controlled Source NA NA Mode controlled NA 50 125 compliant IEC 61280 4 1 Ed 1 0 TIA EIA 526 14A TIA TSB 178 Reconnection repeatability dB 0 1 0 1 0 05 0 1 95 confidence Modulation 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 2 12 Multi Fib...

Page 47: ...ty dB 0 041 0 061 N A 0 01 For 15 min typ 2 C after warm up ORL 25 Stability over temp dB 0 6 0 6 N A 0 35 Typical initial tolerance nm 20 20 5 N A At 25 C width nm 3 3 3 NA FWHM typical nm C 0 4 0 4 0 1 0 4 Typical Mode Controlled Source NA NA NA Mode controlled 50 125 compliant IEC 61280 4 1 Ed 1 0 TIA EIA 526 14A TIA TSB 178 Reconnection repeatability dB 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 05 95 confidence Modulatio...

Page 48: ...C after warm up ORL 25 Stability over temp dB 0 2 0 2 0 35 Typical initial tolerance nm 20 20 NA At 25 C width nm 3 3 NA FWHM typical nm C 0 4 0 4 0 4 Typical Mode Controlled Source NA NA Mode controlled 50 125 compliant IEC 61280 4 1 Ed 1 0 TIA EIA 526 14A TIA TSB 178 Reconnection repeatability dB 0 1 0 1 0 05 95 confidence Modulation 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz 2 12 Multi Fiber ID tones 2 Hz blink for Vi...

Page 49: ...nstrument Source 1310 1550 nm Laser KI2822 Instrument Source 1310 1550 nm Laser VisiTester KI28622 Instrument Source 850 1300 nm LED KI2803 Instrument Source 850 1300 nm LED VisiTester KI28603 Instrument Source 850 1300 nm LED 1310 1550 nm Laser KI2824 Instrument Source 850 1300 nm LED 1310 1550 nm Laser APC KI2824 APC Instrument Source 850 1300 nm LED 1310 1550 nm VisiTester KI28624 Instrument So...

Page 50: ...24 Ge Instrument LTS 850 1300 nm 1310 1550 nm APC Ge KI2724 Ge APC Instrument LTS 850 1300 nm 1310 1550 nm VisiTester Ge KI27624 Ge Instrument LTS 850 1300nm 1310 1550nm VisiTester APC Ge KI27624 Ge APC Instrument LTS 850 1300 VisiTester 1310 1550 VisiTester Ge KI 27634 Ge Instrument LTS 1310 1490 1550 nm APC InGaAs KI2727 InGaAs APC Instrument LTS 1310 1490 1550 nm VisiTester APC InGaAs KI27627 I...

Page 51: ...The light source ferrule type is fixed and customer specified as either PC or APC Green is associated with APC connectors Optional Interchangeable Connector Adaptors Description P N Description P N E2000 LSH blue OPT060 D4 OPT055 E2000 LSH green OPT060G Universal 2 5mm OPT081 LSA DIN 47256 OPT071 SMA 905 906 OPT082 LC SC metal body OPT076 FC OPT051 MU OPT080 ST OPT040 Optional Accessories Descript...

Page 52: ...le connector adaptor Optional Interchangeable Connector Adaptors for KI2600XL series Description P N Description P N ST OPT202 Universal 1 25mm OPT224 SC OPT201 Universal 2 5mm OPT225 E2000 LSH OPT220 LSA DIN EC OPT207 OPT221 D4 OPT206 MTRJ OPT223 MU OPT222 Diamond 3 5mm Threaded OPT208 Biconic OPT205 MPO OPT227 LC OPT226 SMA 905 9065 OPT203 Toslink5 OPT230 SMI5 OPT231 FC OPT204 POF cable mini Tos...

Page 53: ...at shown by a reference meter Required are laser and LED light sources with accurate calibrated wavelengths and good power stability a power meter with appropriate calibrated wavelengths single mode and multimode test leads Check the calibration certificates on your reference equipment to ensure current validity Known calibration constants can be re entered directly without using other equipment T...

Page 54: ...nside battery compartment Figure 2 Turn on external power via micro USB Press F1 to select source calibration Press or to set the wavelength to be calibrated Measure light source power using the reference meter Set the emitter power to the required level by pressing F3 or F4 Press F2 to save new value To return to main calibration menu press Home To cancel unsaved changes press Toggle centre or Ho...

Page 55: ...e obtained from our web site Test Failure If the equipment under test fails any performance test return the instrument to the nearest Sales Service Office for repair Instrument Specification Specifications are the performance characteristics of the instrument that are certified and are the limits against which the equipment under test can be tested Any changes in the specifications due to manufact...

Page 56: ...ght source is powerful enough to give 4 00 dBm set the attenuator to 2 5 dB and correct the appropriate values in the test report Repeat the above for reference power meter readings of 20dBm 30 dBm 40 dBm and 50 dBm last reading not relevant to H series power meters 5 Measure the DUT Re connect the attenuator output cable to the DUT power meter port and select the 1310nm on DUT Set the attenuator ...

Page 57: ...p Press Autotest 4 On the attenuator set the wavelength to 1310nm and attenuation to 5 dB 5 Make sure that Autotest is updating Note the measured optical power at 1310 nm 6 For single mode instruments repeat the power readings for attenuator settings of 15 dB 25 dB and 35 dB For instruments with H series meter repeat the readings for an attenuator setting of 15 dB only 7 For multimode instruments ...

Page 58: ... Light Source to the Power Meter as shown 2 Switch on the instruments 3 Set the Optical Power Meter to 1310 nm 4 On Light Source enable the source and set the wavelength to 1310 nm 5 Note the measured power level value in the test report in Table 5 6 Repeat the above on 1550 nm Light source Power Meter ...

Page 59: ... wavelength to 1310 nm 4 Let the unit warm up for 15 minutes then note the power 5 Record the power every 30 seconds for 3 minutes 6 Calculate max min values for stability 0 1dB 7 Record test results in Table 5 Light Source Power Meter Note The same instructions apply to Short Term Stability Test on 850 1300 nm Light Sources For improved stability mandrel wraps should be used in the case of 850 13...

Page 60: ... for Fabry Perot laser 7 To show the display in linear mode Press Menu Press Amptd on the left side of the display Press Linear on the right side of the display 8 To ensure interference free reading of the display it is advisable to stop the repeating calculations Press User Press Single Sweep If the trace on the display is not clear you can change resolution by using the span key 9 From the displ...

Page 61: ... Optical Light Source KI2400 KI7400C KI7800C Optical Power Meter KI2600 KI7700C Optical Attenuator KI7013B KI7013B Connector adaptors SMF patch leads For optional test only Optical Spectrum Analyser 71450B 71452B 8164xA B Connector Adaptors SMF patchleads Table 1 Required Equipment for KI2000 Series Performance Verification Tests ...

Page 62: ...ORMANCE VERIFICATION TESTS KI2000 UM 6 60 Model Date Serial No Ambient Temperature C Options Relative Humidity Firmware Revision Line Frequency Hz Test Facility Customer Performed by Report No Special Notes ...

Page 63: ...PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION TESTS KI2000 UM 6 61 Table 2 General Test Record ...

Page 64: ...6 62 Description Model No Trace No Calibration due date 1 Optical Light Source 2 Optical Power Meter 3 Optical Attenuator 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Accessories SMF patchleads Connector adaptors Table 3 Equipment Record for Performance Verification Tests ...

Page 65: ... measurement results Maximum specification 0 3 dB of Ref 1 10 00 dBm dB 10 30 dBm dBm 9 70 dBm 2 20 00 dBm dB 20 30 dBm dBm 19 70 dBm 3 30 00 dBm dB 30 30 dBm dBm 29 70 dBm 4 40 00 dBm dB 40 30 dBm dBm 39 70 dBm 5 50 00 dBm dB 50 30 dBm dBm 49 70 dBm Measurement Uncertainty dB Table 4 Accuracy Test Record for KI2600 Series Power Meter Note 1 This is for the KI2600 InGaAs For the H series instrumen...

Page 66: ...Measurement Results Maximum Specification 1310 nm 1 00 dBm dBm 1550 nm 1 00 dBm dBm Measurement Uncertainty dB Short Term Stability Test optional 1310 nm dBpp 0 10 dBpp 0 04 dBpp typical 1550 nm dBpp 0 10 dBpp 0 04 dBpp typical Measurement Uncertainty dB Table 5 Output Power Test and Short Term Stability Test Record for KI 2000 Series Optical Light Source ...

Page 67: ...nal Wavelength Minimum Spec DUT Measurement Results Maximum Spec Centre wavelength 1310 nm 1290 nm nm 1330 nm 1550 nm 1530 nm nm 1570 nm Spectral Bandwidth FWHM 1310 nm nm 6nm 3 nm typical 1550 nm nm 6nm 3 nm typical Measurement Uncertainty dB Table 6 Central wavelength Test Record for KI 2800 Series Optical Light Source ...

Page 68: ...ter Reading Linearity Calculation Acceptable Linearity Range1 1 5 00 dB 2 15 00 dB No 2 No 1 9 50 10 50 3 20 00 25 00 dB No 3 No 2 4 50 5 50 9 50 10 50 4 35 00 dB No 4 No 3 9 50 10 50 Table 7 Test Record for Autotest Performance Verification Tests KI2600 Series Power Meter Note1 The linearity range here is typically limited by attenuator linearity rather than instrument performance ...

Page 69: ...s Meter displays about 0 00 dB R To stop start display update press HOLD If a test tone is detected meter will display Hz To toggle log linear relative display mode press Meter Mode To store to memory press Store Autotest Operation To start Autotest press AUTOTEST on Light source To stop start display update press HOLD To toggle logarithmic linear relative display mode press Meter Mode Measured op...

Page 70: ...ight source only not available for LED sources To restore default power level press F2 then press Toggle centre laser light source only not available for LED sources To select modulation while source is on press and release Mode Press Mode again to select next available frequency or ID tone Alternatively press and hold Mode then use or to cycle through all options To end modulation press and hold ...

Page 71: ...e of delivery unless specifically stated in the original purchase contract or agreement This warranty excludes optical connectors or incorrect use Opening the instrument will invalidate the warranty Liability is limited solely to repair of the equipment KINGFISHER INTERNATIONAL PTY LTD 30 Rocco Drive Scoresby VIC 3179 Australia Phone 61 3 9757 4100 Fax 61 3 9757 4193 E mail sales kingfisher com au...

Page 72: ...NOTES KI2000 UM 6 70 Please use these pages to write notes ...

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