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OPM-50 User’s Manual 

 

Shineway Technologies, Inc.                    

- 3 - 

 

Contents 

TU

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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 .................................................................................................. 1

 

TU

1. GENERAL INFORMATION

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 ........................................................................................... 4

 

TU

1.1

 

S

COPE OF THIS 

M

ANUAL

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TU

1.2

 

U

NPACKING AND 

I

NSPECTION

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TU

1.3

 

I

NTRODUCTION

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TU

2. BASIC OPERATION

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 ........................................................................................................ 5

 

TU

2.1

 

F

OREWORD

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TU

2.2

 

I

NSTRUMENT 

D

ETAILS

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TU

2.2.1 External Interfaces

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TU

2.2.2 Keypad Operation

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TU

2.2.3 Indicator

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TU

2.3

 

U

SE OF 

B

ATTERY

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TU

2.4

 

C

ONNECTOR 

C

LEANING

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TU

3. OPERATION

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 ..................................................................................................................... 9

 

TU

3.1

 

P

OWER 

O

N

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TU

3.2

 

C

ONTRAST

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 ...................................................................................................................... 9 

TU

3.3

 

Z

ERO

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TU

3.4

 

R

EFERENCE

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TU

3.5

 

S

AVE 

R

ECORD

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 .............................................................................................................. 12 

TU

3.6

 

R

EVIEW 

R

ECORD

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 .......................................................................................................... 13 

TU

3.7

 

D

ELETE 

R

ECORD

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 .......................................................................................................... 13 

TU

3.8

 

S

ET 

T

IME

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TU

3.9

 

L

OAD 

D

EFAULT

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TU

3.10

 

L

ANGUAGE 

S

ETTING

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 .................................................................................................. 15 

TU

3.11

 

A

UTO 

O

FF

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 ................................................................................................................... 15 

TU

4. CALIBRATION

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TU

4.1

 

O

PTICAL 

I

NTERFACE 

C

LEANING

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TU

4.2

 

C

ALIBRATION 

R

EQUIREMENTS

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5. SPECIFICATIONS

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 ......................................................................................................... 17

 

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6. WARRANTY INFORMATION

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 ..................................................................................... 18

 

TU

6.1

 

W

ARRANTY 

P

ERIOD

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TU

6.2

 

E

XCLUSION

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TU

6.3

 

W

ARRANTY 

R

EGISTRATION

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 .......................................................................................... 18 

TU

6.4

 

R

ETURNING 

I

NSTRUMENT

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TU

6.5

 

C

ONTACT 

C

USTOMER 

S

ERVICE

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Summary of Contents for OPM-50

Page 1: ...OPM 50 Optical Power Meter User s Manual Shineway Technologies Inc All rights reserved ...

Page 2: ...g the use and maintenance of the instrument Always avoid looking directly into the optical output port Users should avoid looking directly into optic output of any working laser source or live fiber And the use of microscope or magnifier should also be avoided for the use of such devices can focus a highly intense beam onto the retina which may result in permanent eye damage Battery OPM 50 battery...

Page 3: ...the instrument is working Always replace protective dust cap on the detector port when the instrument is not in use Always avoid looking directly at unconnected end of optic fiber in testing and make the unconnected end pointing at a non reflective object ...

Page 4: ...U2 4 CONNECTOR CLEANINGUT 8 TU3 OPERATIONUT 9 TU3 1 POWER ONUT 9 TU3 2 CONTRASTUT 9 TU3 3 ZEROUT 10 TU3 4 REFERENCEUT 11 TU3 5 SAVE RECORDUT 12 TU3 6 REVIEW RECORDUT 13 TU3 7 DELETE RECORDUT 13 TU3 8 SET TIMEUT 14 TU3 9 LOAD DEFAULTUT 14 TU3 10 LANGUAGE SETTINGUT 15 TU3 11AUTO OFFUT 15 TU4 CALIBRATIONUT 16 TU4 1 OPTICAL INTERFACE CLEANINGUT 16 TU4 2 CALIBRATION REQUIREMENTSUT 16 TU5 SPECIFICATIONS...

Page 5: ...information please refer to the packing list Upon receiving the instrument please check for any obvious signs of physical damage that may have occurred during shipment Report any damage to the shipping agent or the representative of Shineway Technologies Inc immediately Retain the original packing materials in case reshipment is necessary 8B1 2 Unpacking and Inspection This instrument has been car...

Page 6: ... greatly reduces the workload at both ends and risk of potential error Remote Reference Value Setting OPM 50 can receive the power parameters of digital encrypted signal transmitted from SLS 50 as reference for precise link loss measurement even the two units are far apart Internal Clock Fiber S N Editable Internal clock enables OPM 50 to save test data with time and editable fiber SN information ...

Page 7: ...chnical staff of our company or representatives 11B2 2 Instrument Details 32B2 2 1 External Interfaces 1 Optical Input OPM 50 is available with FC connector Interchangeable SC ST 2 USB Power Data Port OPM 50 can be charged by external power adapter 5V DC 750mA 1 2 ...

Page 8: ...in Set Time interface Adjust contrast in Contrast interface Set current measured value as reference value in Reference interface Adjust reference value in Reference interface Adjust Cab Fib value in Store interface Look up test records in Recall interface Adjust date and time in Set Time interface Adjust contrast in Contrast interface Toggle between functional interfaces Shift digit positions or f...

Page 9: ...ation may result in hazardous radiation exposure Turn off laser source before cleaning optical interface Always avoid looking directly into the optical output port when the instrument is working laser is invisible and can cause serious eye damage Disconnect instrument from power supply before cleaning to prevent electric shock Do not install unauthorized parts or make unauthorized adjustments on i...

Page 10: ...t interface before last shutdown see Figure 3 2 1550 nm 15 34 dBm CW Contrast Figure 3 2 Press and button to toggle between below functional interfaces Contrast Zero Reference Store Recall Delete Set Time Load Default Lang 语言 Auto Off Press button to enter selected functional interface Please see below the detailed information of each interface 15B3 2 Contrast Press and button to Contrast interfac...

Page 11: ...n to adjust contrast and press button to confirm 16B3 3 Zero Press and button to Zero interface see Figure 3 4 1550 nm Low dBm CW Zero Figure 3 4 Press button to start zeroing If zeroing is successful below screen will appear please see Figure 3 5 1550 nm SUCC Low dBm CW Zero Figure 3 5 If zeroing fails below screen will appear see Figure 3 6 ...

Page 12: ...ce Ref 9 94 dBm 15 34 Figure 3 7 In this interface if the laser source ShinewayTech laser source with AutoID function on the other side of the tested fiber enables AutoID then the optical power meter will automatically identify the incoming signal wavelength and set the reference value sent from the laser source as reference AutoID will appear in this interface to enhance the testing efficiency an...

Page 13: ...button to confirm 18B3 5 Save Record Press and button to Store interface see Figure 3 9 1550 nm 15 34 dBm CW Store Cab001 Fib011 Figure 3 9 Press button to record setting interface see Figure 3 10 1550 nm dBm CW Store Cab001 Fib011 15 34 Figure 3 10 Press button to shift the digit position of Cab and Fib value to be adjusted press and button to adjust the reference value and press button to save t...

Page 14: ...ave Power 15 34 dBm Data 2008 10 09 Time 09 24 35 Figure 3 11 Press and button to review saved record 20B3 7 Delete Record Press and button to Delete interface see Figure 3 12 1550 nm Low dBm CW Delete Figure 3 12 Press button to delete record see Figure 3 13 1550 nm CW Delete Are you sure Yes No Figure 3 13 Press button to toggle between Yes or No press button to confirm ...

Page 15: ...igure 3 14 Press button to enter Set Time interface see Figure 3 15 Set Time 2008 10 09 09 24 35 Data Time Figure 3 15 Press button to shift the digit position to be adjusted Press and button to adjust the value and press button to confirm 22B3 9 Load Default Press and button to Load Default interface see Figure 3 16 1550 nm Low dBm CW Load Default Figure 3 16 ...

Page 16: ... Language Setting Press and button to 语言 Lang interface see Figure 3 18 1550 nm 6 50 dBm CW 语言 Lang Figure 3 18 Press button to toggle between English and Chinese interface 24B3 11 Auto Off Press and button to Auto Off interface see Figure3 19 1550 nm dBm CW Auto Off 6 50 1550 nm dBm CW Auto Off 6 50 Figure 3 19 Press button to enable or disable Auto Off function ...

Page 17: ...terface must be always kept clean Always put protective dust cap on when the unit is not in use and keep the protective dust cap clean 26B4 2 Calibration Requirements Calibration of the instrument is recommended every 3 years Please contact our representatives or customer service centers for proper calibration ...

Page 18: ... Singlemode Multimode fibers Detector Type InGaAs Accuracy 0 25 dB 5 25º C 10dBm 0 5 dB 850nm Resolution dB 0 01 MOD Identification 270 1K 2K Hz Auto Wavelength Identification Yes With SLS 50 Display Unit W mW dBm dB REF Data Storage 1000 records Connectivity USB Connector FC Interchangeable SC ST Power Supply Lithium Battery AC Adapter Battery Life Continuous operation 125 hours Standby 250hours ...

Page 19: ...Technologies Inc reserves the right to make changes to any of its products at any time without having to replace or change previously purchased units 29B6 3 Warranty Registration A warranty registration card is included with the original shipment of equipment Please take a few minutes to fill out the card and mail or fax it to the local Customer Service Center of Shineway Technologies Inc for your...

Page 20: ...ription Be sure to seal the packing box with exclusive tape Be sure to ship to your representative or agent of Shineway Technologies Inc in a reliable way 31B6 5 Contact Customer Service Please check our web site www shinewaytech com for updates to this manual and additional application information If you need technical or sales support please contact local Shineway Technologies Customer Service S...

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