Kingfisher KI7300 Series, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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INTRODUCTION AND APPLICATIONS
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The KI7000C Series Optical Power Meter, Optical Light Source and
Optical Loss Test Set are used to test all types of fiber optic systems,
offering exceptional level of convenience and productivity. Compact,
robust, reliable and simple to operate, this is the ideal equipment for
field or laboratory use by installers, technicians and engineers.
Typical applications:
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Attenuation testing
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System power testing
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Continuity testing with the test tone features
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Quality assurance and acceptance testing
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Telecom construction and maintenance, CATV, LAN and
R&D applications
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Full CWDM, DWDM and out of band testing capability
All instruments are compatible with other equipment with Autotest
mode. All series have options for high performance single mode fiber
testing, while KI7800C Series Optical Light Source and KI7700C
Series Optical Loss Test Set have options for multimode.
A convenient menu-driven interface guides the user through
operational sequences with hidden keypad access to advanced
functions.
The interchangeable optical connectors are protected by a snap on
cover and are easily disassembled for cleaning. A wide variety of
connector styles are available as an option.
The design of the instrument includes shock absorbing corners for
drop protection and tough polycarbonate housing. The latest
materials and methods have been used to produce an elegant, yet
rugged instrument.
These instruments feature very long battery life of 360 hours for the
meter, and 190 hours for the source. Alternatively, instruments can
be used with optional external power supply OPT103B or powered
via USB cable.
Automated testing using external PC software
KITS™ reporting software allows real-time instrument control and
data download, and is easily customised to suit most languages and
reporting requirements. Real time display, data logging and label
printing functions are included. KITS™ enables merging of test
results from multiple instruments and supports bi-directional testing
for one way equipment using successive measurements.