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Tel. ��) �� -�
Website www.uclswift.com
E-mail [email protected]

This device complies with Part �� of the FCC
Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful
interference.
�. This device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.

Device Type

Notiﬁcation

A Class Device
(Broadcasting and
communication device,
Commercial use)

Users need to understand that
this device (A Class) has obtained
EMI(Electromagnetic compatibili-
ty) and been designed to be used
in places other than home.

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USER MANUAL

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Summary of Contents for Swift K33A

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL SWIFT K A OPTICAL FIBER ARC FUSION SPLICER Read this user manual carefully before running K A...

Page 2: ...armful interference This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Device Type Noti cation A Class Device Broadcasting and communication de...

Page 3: ...battery capacity Turn on the Swift K A Installing the sleeve loader Inserting the ber into the sleeve Optical ber cleaning and stripping Cleaving the ber Load the ber to the Swift K A Splice Swift K...

Page 4: ...oss is higher Core bubble error Optical ber is thick Optical ber is thin Error on cut surface on left right or both HOW TO DEAL WITH SPLICING PROBLEMS When the splice loss is too high Abnormal operati...

Page 5: ...ing the Swift K A in order to prevent any accident and breakdown because improper handling may cause danger This user manual provides all the necessary information to ensure splicing safely UCLSWIFT C...

Page 6: ...h voltage and frequencies may result in serious electric shock injury death or damage to the equipment it is important thatregularly check the generator before use DO NOT excessively pull amend misuse...

Page 7: ...or degradation in splicing performance Use no chemicals other than ethyl alcohol or greater to clean the objective lenses V groove V block LCD monitor and body of the Swift K A Otherwise blurring disc...

Page 8: ...er Cleave Length Splicing Modes Splice mode Heat mode Strip mode m mm m mm Typical sec Quick Mode Available Splicing Time Splice Loss Estimate Tension Test N N Option Applicable Protection Sleeve mm m...

Page 9: ...nd Display Two CMOS cameras and inch color LCD monitor with Electrostatic touch screen Dimensions W x L x H mm Excluding bumper Fiber view and Magni cation X Y X Max X Weight kg Including battery V AC...

Page 10: ...Ah AC Adapter Sleeve Loader Quantity Tool box Model No Battery Cleaver Blade K mAh BI Optional Items EI DC V available for car cigar jack Electrode External Power Sleeve S mm S mm Optical Fiber Holder...

Page 11: ...ESCRIPTION PART NAME OF SWIFT K A Sleeve Heater Wi Card Slot DC OUT Data Sync Lock Lever Remaining Battery Display Button Display Auto Fiber Stripper Cleaner Windshield Cover Monitor Touch Panel Batte...

Page 12: ...after seconds To activate the sleeve heater To execute splicing command To return to the initial screen To initialize the splicing function To call the main menu screen MENU SET RESET Heater Cover Hea...

Page 13: ...t the equipment Maintain the unit in a clean condition at all times because many of splicing problems are caused by dust or moisture Keep and use the unit at room temperature as it could be deformed b...

Page 14: ...e ber onto the slider and close slide cover Once the thermal stripper cover is closed the ber is heated up for a pre de ned time and the coating is stripped by moving the slider When stripping is comp...

Page 15: ...achieve a good strip result Replacement Adjustment of Blade Handling and Storage Be careful of using handling or storing principal parts including blades heater etc as they are closely related to the...

Page 16: ...ohol after completely removing it from the Swift K A body by pulling upward It is connected to the body by magnet The recommended cleaning uid is MCC POC M PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Be careful not to wet th...

Page 17: ...following requirements should be met Be careful not to wet the equipment Maintain the unit in a clean condition at all times because many of splicing problems are caused by dust or moisture Keep and...

Page 18: ...t the right side of the body Press the cover to cleave the ber Open the cover and check the result Take out the cut ber and holder Be careful not to contaminate the ber with dust or foreign substance...

Page 19: ...annot be left open it must be in the fully closed position Heater Cover R Heater Cover L Heater Window Be careful not to wet the equipment Maintain the unit in a clean condition at all times because m...

Page 20: ...inside the heater The connector type should be set to the right most position so that sleeve tube moves the heater as closely as possible Activate the heater after placing the ber Cooling fan is run t...

Page 21: ...ing blades heater etc as they are closely related to the life of the equipment Do not apply unnecessarily weight or physica impact in handling the equipment Keep the principal parts of the equipment i...

Page 22: ...package Using a battery other than provided may cause fumes re and damage to the device personal injury and death Inserting the Battery Insert the battery into the battery groove until it clicks Deta...

Page 23: ...prevents full discharge and full charge The supply of power stops once the protection circuit is activated In order to deactivate the protection circuit and resume feeding power wait about seconds and...

Page 24: ...centage Remains BARS LED It is strongly recommended that the battery must be charged as remaining capacity reaches to bar If not there occurs the splice loss BARS LED BARS LED BARS LED BAR LED or less...

Page 25: ...unctions It is important to choose a right splice and heat mode to ensure an accurate splicing result The current splice heater and stripper mode are displayed at the bottom of the initial page Get th...

Page 26: ...t mm from the end of optical ber by using Auto Thermal Stripper And wipe the optical ber clean with soft cloth or cotton moistened with alcohol Use high quality ethyl alcohol with higher than purity I...

Page 27: ...dshield cover and optical ber Put optical ber between V Groove and electrode Be careful not to make the tip of prepared optical ber bump against other objects Fix the optical ber with hands to prevent...

Page 28: ...core vs core after inspection Deviation on clad axis and deviation measured on core axis can be displayed on screen After alignment completes arcing is conducted to splice bers After splice completes...

Page 29: ...sealing splice on optical ber should be appropriate Optical ber that sleeve tube is inserted to heater should be appropriately arrayed and installed Heater cover should be closed upon sealing OPERATI...

Page 30: ...ector OPERATION sleeve tube properly Especially SOC Splice On Connector should be placed on the right side edge of the heater in order to line up the right end of the sleeve tube to the right side edg...

Page 31: ...f sleeve face the bottom Place the protecting sleeve at the center of sleeve heater Hold the both sides of optical ber and pull downwards as shown in the gure and the heater cover is automati cally cl...

Page 32: ...inside of V Groove is contaminated splice quality may deteriorate Thus it is important to regularly inspect and frequently clean the V Groove as follows When a foreign substance is not removed with c...

Page 33: ...OF SPLICE QUALITY Pusher Block Cleaning The performance of the ber cleaver can be deteriorated if the blade or clamp pads of the cleaver are contaminated In addition the contamination of the ber surf...

Page 34: ...PECTION Object Lens Cleaning To keep sealer s splice quality regular inspection and cleaning is required Turn the power o before cleaning the object lens Separate the electrode Clean it using a soft c...

Page 35: ...rked When it does not cleave the ber properly clean the surface of rubber pad with the alcohol soaked cotton swab But when clean the rubber pad do not use acetone or solvent And if cleaver still does...

Page 36: ...lade pin completely using driver Remove old blade with blade gear from body and replace new blade with blade gear In here reassembling should be done in a reverse order of disassembling At this time e...

Page 37: ...ode Rotating Locking Change Blade rotating mode Initial setting mode will be set as shown picture Mode change Adjust gear pusher position after loosen Set screw as shown picture Blade locking mode Whe...

Page 38: ...ement splice loss increases and tensile force at splicing point weakens MAINTENANCE OF SPLICE QUALITY Electrode Replacement Turn the power o when replacing electrode Turn the power on and conduct elec...

Page 39: ...een is as above You can select right and left by pressing and buttons MENU SET HEAT Ready State READY DELETE delete splice mode REPLACE select a splice mode from data base replace it ADD add a new mod...

Page 40: ...select a Stripper mode from data base replace it NEW add a new mode from database EDIT edit a Stripper parameters SELECT select a Stripper mode for operation CANCEL close menu window HEATER STABILIZE...

Page 41: ...de and heat mode The user can access the pop up menu in various ways Splice Pop Up Menu Splice popup menu can import the current splice mode by pressing icon on screen of Ready state POP UP MENU How t...

Page 42: ...plice popup menu by pressing icon on screen of Ready state Select an empty slot Select a splice mode to be put in the empty slot Press icon Splice Pop Up Menu SPLICE SELECT Deleting Splice Mode Click...

Page 43: ...enu by pressing icon on screen of Ready state Select an empty slot by pressing touching the touch screen Select a heater mode to be put in the empty slot Press icon HEATER Deleting Heater Mode Delete...

Page 44: ...ys a screen to select splice mode as above The selecting screen is equipped with various splice modes to facilitate a user s easy selection and use of splice mode In addition splice mode can be expand...

Page 45: ...r MM optical ber Core diameter of MM optical ber is about um NZ It is a mode for NZDS optical ber MFD of NZDS optical ber is about um at nm wavelength WDM optical ber can also be spliced on this mode...

Page 46: ...odes stored in memory is displayed on the screen Select the splice mode click The selected splice mode is added the last blank mode The selected splice mode is added the last blank mode The splice mod...

Page 47: ...elect the splice mode to be replace click The selected splice mode is added the last blank mode The splice mode from No to No can t be replaced Click then the splice modes stored in memory is displaye...

Page 48: ...parameters is displayed on the screen Select parameters Click adjust it for proper operation Click EDIT Deleted DEL Firstly select the splice mode Click the selected splice mode is deleted The splice...

Page 49: ...at maximum Mode Title Eccentricity Adjustment Function When arraying optical ber by using eccentricity adjustment function it sets o set ratio of axis Automatic Power The closer it is arrayed to the c...

Page 50: ...conducted to remove ne dust on optical ber s surface upon initial stage of optical ber arrayal It sets intensity of cleaning discharge Cleaning Discharge It sets time for cleaning discharge Editable...

Page 51: ...oss value can be big Initial Discharge Amount Initial Discharge Time It sets initial time from the beginning of discharge before optical ber s advance If initial discharge time is long it means the sa...

Page 52: ...ischarge Discharge amount is set in this area It sets time for discharge amount It sets time for discharge amount Discharge time is generally set as OFF It can set the discharge time as a very long ti...

Page 53: ...ged Non Editable Non Editable Editable Editable Pulling Splice When optical ber is made thin splice loss is sometimes increased This pulling function is set as OFF The following parameters decide the...

Page 54: ...r or other optical fibers high loss may be incurred in spite of the optimum discharge conditions To match the estimated splice loss and the actual splice loss the mini mum value of actual splice loss...

Page 55: ...MENU CANCEL Click then the selected splice mode is stored in the memory for operation Touch icon or press and it goes back to the previous stage Cancel Select RESET SELECT...

Page 56: ...may not shrink properly Each heater mode heats up at di erent section of the heater In normal operation mode to call the heater menu press Then you can see the heater menu as above There re already v...

Page 57: ...m micro sleeve mm IS mm micro sleeve mm Standard mm micro sleeve S mm sleeve S C mm sleeve for SOC SC mm S mm sleeve for mm optical cable S mm sleeve for mm optical cable S C mm sleeve for SOC SC mm L...

Page 58: ...s stored in memory is displayed on the screen Select the heater mode click The selected splice mode is added the last blank mode The selected heater mode is added the last blank mode The mode from No...

Page 59: ...place REPLACE Click then heater modes stored in memory are displayed on the screen Select a heater mode click The selected heater mode replaces the last blank mode The mode from No to can t be replace...

Page 60: ...itions stored in memory are displayed on the screen Select parameters Click adjust it for proper operation Click Deleted DEL Firstly select a heater mode Click the selected heater mode is deleted EDIT...

Page 61: ...MENU Click then the selected heater mode is stored in the memory for operation Touch icon to go to the previous menu Cancel Select SELECT CANCEL...

Page 62: ...Del and Replace keys and use Edit key partially from mode No to No In normal operation mode to call the Stripper mode press There re already various Stripper mode and the user can select for proper o...

Page 63: ...MENU NEW Click then stripper mode stored in memory is displayed on the screen The selected stripper mode is added the last blank mode The mode from No to can t be added Select a stripper mode click SE...

Page 64: ...ce REPLACE Click then stripper modes stored in memory are displayed on the screen Select a stripper mode click The selected stripper mode replaces the last blank mode SELECT The mode from No to can t...

Page 65: ...ns stored in memory are displayed on the screen Select parameters Click adjust it for proper operation Click EDIT Deleted DEL Firstly select the stripper mode Click the selected stripper mode is delet...

Page 66: ...MENU CANCEL Click then the selected stripper mode is stored in the memory for operation Touch icon or press and it goes back to the previous stage Cancel Select RESET SELECT...

Page 67: ...us functions to display data and image also copy such data to USB memory VIEW DISPLAY HISTORY The both splice loss data and image can be stored and the user can see them Each page has loss data and sp...

Page 68: ...Default is composed of sub check boxes To activate a Default menu check a check box Auto Splice Do splice process automatically It temporarily stops after clad arrayal completes Press and it goes to...

Page 69: ...d or you press a wrong button the screen moves to upper level You have to remember the password If you forget the password the device has to be brought to UCLSWIFT Co Ltd to x it PASSWORD Set up a new...

Page 70: ...such data discharge amount is automatically calibrated Change in discharge amount due to electrode abrasion or optical ber s splice however is not automatically calibrated The central axis of dischar...

Page 71: ...nted by touching arrow icons at the bottom DIAGNOSTIC TEST Self test is a function to facilitate dust test LED test and motor test and calibration at a time Dual Test Refer on Dust Test without ber Re...

Page 72: ...n during the splice operation or any abnormality is incurred on entering position motor setting can be automatically calibrated through this function Put optical ber on sealer Select Motor calibration...

Page 73: ...of irregular arc discharge or splice loss increase In particular since it takes a while until discharge is stabilized when the splicer is in lower or higher location you have to keep adjusting the dis...

Page 74: ...he recommended replacement cycle of an electrode is times use When the set cycle completes a message to replacethe electrode appears ELECTRODE CAUTION It determines the arc count for alert message The...

Page 75: ...G MENU In normal operation mode to call the setting menu press Then you can see the Setting menu as above LANGUAGE It sets a language to be displayed on the screen DATE It sets the date and time in th...

Page 76: ...LUME To adjust the buzzer volume LCD BRIGHTNESS To adjust a monitor brightness MONITOR The LCD will be automatically turned o if you don t operate the Swift K A for a setting time The monitor is turne...

Page 77: ...c count replace time and other MENU MAINTENANCE Click Maintenance following information is displayed MENU Produce Date The date when equipment was manufactured year month and date Total arc discharge...

Page 78: ...VERSION The version can be easily upgraded by connecting to PC and using Data Syn program PC Program HELP Click HELP following help is displayed THE NAMES OF PARTS The main part of the Swift K A CLEA...

Page 79: ...rror is contaminated HOW TO Press and place the ber in the middle of the electrodes and V groove Check the condition of the lenses and re ectionmirror and remove any dirt Too Long Fiber It is displaye...

Page 80: ...e cleaving angle Loss Is Higher It is an error message generated when estimated loss value is higher than the preset loss factor limit HOW TO Check the loss factor limit Core Bubble Error It is displa...

Page 81: ...ctively Optical Fiber Is Thick It is an error message generated when optical ber sealing part becomes thicker than the standard after sealing HOW TO Reduce the overlap set value Check whether discharg...

Page 82: ...d from top to bottom V Groove Bad electrodes HOW TO Keep the V groove clean at all times The arrangement of the bers can be interrupted by the dirtin the V groove HOW TO Replace the electrodes The tip...

Page 83: ...ening the windshield cover Turn o the power and contact UCLSWIFT Co Ltd The alignment motion is repeated HOW TO Reset and turn o the power Contact UCLSWIFT Co Ltd The error message of Too Long Fiber a...

Page 84: ...while charge it again until it is charged fully Use a new battery if the current battery was used for a long period of times and its suggested lifetime is passed Since the battery works based on chemi...

Page 85: ...other mode discharge amount and discharge time are automatically set to prevent their alteration Unable to change arc discharge amount and time HOW TO Clean V Groove V Block re ector and object lens b...

Page 86: ...timated splice loss and measured splice loss SLEEVE HEATER HOW TO Stop the operation of the heater by pressing Turn o the power and contact UCLSWIFT Co Ltd When the sleeve is not separated from the he...

Page 87: ...Splice Edit or heat mode HOW TO The internal standard discharge amount is calibrated Therefore discharge amount of each splice mod does not change Arc amount is not changed after performing Arc Calibr...

Page 88: ...iod or the product will be repaired or replaced as determined solely by UCLSWIFT Customers will be charged for the repair of the machine even if in warranty period if such defect or damage occurred as...

Page 89: ...ainst defective materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of purchase However this warranty does not cover a damage or failure caused by or attributable to a reason for Exclusio...

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