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Tier 1 Loss Test

General information

The OLTS-85 offers three different measurement modes.
•

Source Mode:

 The instrument works as a laser source.

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OPM Mode:

 The instrument works as an optical power meter.

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Tier 1 Loss Test Mode:

 The internal laser source and 

powermeter are locked. This mode is used to measure loss 

length and polarity of a fiber loop. For this purpose, the OLTS-

85 instruments can be set and referenced as remote or local. 

Changing general instrument settings

For a loopback test the instrument must be set to the type 

Local

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For a remote test, on the other hand, two instruments are 

required. One needs to be set to the type 

Local

, the other to 

Remote

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 WARNING

Dangerous laser radiation

Laser radiation can cause irreparable damage to eyes and 

skin. 

This device is a Class 1 laser product according to 

DIN EN 60825-1:2007.

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Always be aware of the hazard level of the instrument to be 

connected.

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Connect all optical fibers before switching on the radiation 

source.

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Switch off the laser source before disconnecting the optical 

fibers.

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Never look directly into the unconnected port of the 

instrument, the output of a laser source, or an optical fiber 

connected to a source or a system.

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Always cover unused ports.

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Be aware that the emitted light is not visible.

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Heed the normal precautions for working with laser radiation 

and consider local regulations.

Summary of Contents for SmartClass Fiber OLTS-85

Page 1: ...SmartClass Fiber OLTS 85 User s Guide BN 2325 98 21 2016 01 English SmartClass Fiber OLTS 85 User s Guide BN 2325 98 21 2016 01 English ...

Page 2: ... created General Public License This product includes Qt 4 8 3 software licensed under the GNU LGPL v 2 1 and barebox 2012 02 0 and linux 3 1 0 rc8 software licensed under the GNU GPL v 3 To request a copy of the source code for this software please write to Open Source Request Viavi Legal Department 430 N McCarthy Blvd Milpitas CA 95035 USA Copyright Copyright 2016 Viavi Solutions Inc All rights ...

Page 3: ...cking the instrument 14 Connecting optical cables 21 BASIC OPERATION 23 Switching the instrument on off 23 Operator control panel 23 Display elements 24 Navigating in the menus 25 Getting help and information 25 Configuring the instrument 26 Software options 30 TIER 1 LOSS TEST OPERATION 32 Tier 1 Loss Test 32 Referencing methods 37 Pass Fail indication 45 POWERMETER OPERATION 46 General informati...

Page 4: ...NT 66 General information 66 Selecting the project to save or display results 68 Saving results 68 Displaying stored results 70 Using the Link Data Mode 71 Clearing the memory 72 MAKING A REPORT 74 MAINTENANCE 75 Cleaning the test port 75 Cleaning the instrument 75 SPECIFICATIONS 77 General specifications 77 Power meter specifications 78 Light Source specifications 78 Tier 1 specifications 79 Patc...

Page 5: ...nufacturers Loss can be measured simultaneously at two wavelengths Quick referencing for all built in wavelengths can be effected independent of the current measurement mode Key Benefits of the OLTS 85 Loss Test Set Achieve complete network certification with the OLTS 85 Optimize productivity with the industry s fastest test workflow Obtain comprehensive results for the latest TIA 568 3 ISO 11801 ...

Page 6: ...inspection ready Inspect before you connect The SmartClass Fiber OLTS 85 instruments are prepared for fiber inspection Connection of a P5000i Digital Probe to the OLTS 85 enables a technician to perform best practices fiber inspection and automated Pass Fail testing of optical connectors adapters in order to ensure industry standard fiber endface quality and cleanliness No additional fiber microsc...

Page 7: ...update Continuing enhancement and further development of the SmartClass family may mean that this operating manual does not cover all the latest functions of your instrument If the operating instructions about features supported by your instrument are missing please visit the Viavi web site to check if additional information is available To download the latest user manual 1 Visit the Viavi web sit...

Page 8: ...e instrument CAUTION Follow the instructions carefully to avoid a low or medium risk of injury to persons WARNING Follow the instructions carefully to avoid severe injury to persons DANGER Follow the instructions carefully to avoid death or severe injury to persons High voltage Follow the instructions carefully to avoid damage to the instrument or severe injury to persons This safety instruction i...

Page 9: ... the numbers indicate the order in which the instructions should be followed e g Select mode Italics Result Indicates the result of following an instruction e g The page opens Boldface Pages controls and display elements Screen pages controls and display elements are indicated in boldface Text in blue Cross references Cross references are indicated in blue type When using the PDF version just clic...

Page 10: ...ease make sure the instrument is not operated outside the permitted ambient conditions Always make sure that the instrument is in proper working order before switching it on Warning symbols indicating a potential hazard In all cases where the unit is labeled with a warning symbol the operating manual must be consulted to learn more about the nature of the potential hazard and any action that must ...

Page 11: ...to the unconnected port of the instrument the output of a laser source or an optical fiber connected to a source or a system Always cover unused ports Be aware that the emitted light is not visible Heed the normal precautions for working with laser radiation and consider local regulations WARNING Explosion danger Short circuiting the batteries can result in overheating explosion or ignition of the...

Page 12: ...ing the instrument NOTICE Ambient temperature too high low Temperatures outside the operating range of 0 to 40 C can damage the PS4 Universal AC DC Power Supply or adversely affect its function and safety Only operate the PS4 Universal AC DC Power Supply indoors The PS4 Universal AC DC Power Supply must only be operated at ambient temperatures between 0 and 40 C NOTICE Insufficient ventilation Ins...

Page 13: ...DC Power Supply or adversely affect its function and safety Do not operate the PS4 Universal AC DC Power Supply if condensation has formed If condensation cannot be avoided such as when the PS4 Universal AC DC Power Supply is cold and is moved to a warm room wait until the PS4 Universal AC DC Power Supply Unit is dry before plugging it into the AC power line ...

Page 14: ...d during shipping This is particularly likely if the packaging is visibly damaged If there is damage do not attempt to operate the instrument Doing so can cause further damage In case of damage please contact your local Viavi sales company Addresses can be found at www viavisolutions com Recovery following storage shipping Condensation can occur if an instrument that is stored or shipped at a low ...

Page 15: ...ocus control automated Pass Fail analysis magnification control 3 Connector interface 4 Test head cover green for APC and gray for PC connectors 5 3 5 inch touchscreen 6 Key pad operator control panel 7 Battery compartment and stand on rear of instrument 8 USB 2 0 device port Type Micro B 9 USB 2 0 host port Type A and external power supply connector 10 Ethernet port RJ 45 ...

Page 16: ...l Fig 3 External power supply connector and communication interfaces 1 Optical connector 1 single mode 2 Optical connector 2 multi mode 3 Input port for broadband measurement 1 Ethernet port RJ 45 2 External power supply connector 3 USB 2 0 host port Type A 4 USB 2 0 device port Type Micro B ...

Page 17: ...tery operation Replacing batteries Fig 4 Replacing the batteries WARNING Dangers when handling batteries Handling batteries may be dangerous Please note the fol lowing safety instructions Please note the battery operation safety information in the chapter Battery operation on page 11 Replacing batteries Do not replace individual batteries Always change all eight batteries at the same time Always u...

Page 18: ...strument The instrument switches to trickle charging automatically as soon as the RBP2 Li Ion Battery Pack is fully charged Note Rechargeable AA batteries will not be recharged in the instrument For AA type rechargeable batteries please use an external charger It is not possible to charge the rechargeable AA batteries or the RBP2 Li Ion Battery Pack via the USB interface If the PS4 Universal AC DC...

Page 19: ... any explosive environment Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous high voltage points and other hazards Contact qualified service personnel for all service Environmental protection Please dispose of any unwanted dry batteries and rechargeable batteries carefully They should also be removed from the instrument if it is to be discard...

Page 20: ...ct the appropriate AC line plug adapter 2 Slide the AC line plug adapter into the slot The PS4 Universal AC DC Power Supply is ready for use Fig 5 PS4 Universal AC DC Power Supply To change the AC line plug adapter 1 Squeeze both sides of the PS4 latch lock see Fig 5 2 Push the AC line plug adapter upwards 3 Slide a different AC line plug adapter into the slot see Fig 6 Fig 6 PS4 Changing the AC l...

Page 21: ...cannot be powered via the USB interface Connecting optical cables Mounting test adapters Viavi provides a number of test adapters for connecting the OLTS 85 to the interface to be tested You can connect all standard optical connector types to the instrument using these adapters The test adapters are suitable for connectors with planar PC and angled end surfaces APC Contact your local Viavi sales c...

Page 22: ...d remove the protective cap if still mounted 2 Unscrew the SENKO test adapter and pull it off vertically 3 Place the SENKO test adapter vertically on the optical connector 4 Fix the SENKO test adapter with two screws 5 Repeat the procedure if the instrument is equipped with two ports 6 Fit the fiber optic cable to the test adapter or close the head cover Fig 7 Mounting the SENKO test adapter ...

Page 23: ...o to the homescreen Press to open menu Press to go back within an application or cancel input Press to toggle between the inspect view and the test view Press to switch the instrument on and off LED glows green when the instrument is on Press an arrow key to Navigate through the menus Change values in the menus Press the centered key to Confirm the selection Press to save results Glows red when ba...

Page 24: ...icates the battery charge status If it is not shown only the AC adapter is active Active laser source Indicates when the built in laser source is active Tier 1 Test To determine the total amount of loss or attentuation of a fiber link Powermeter To install and maintain cables and networks with the broadband power meter Source To edit the laser for maintanance and characterization of single mode an...

Page 25: ...nel or the touchscreen The following instructions describe only touchscreen operation To toggle between different display modes Tap the display to toggle between the display modes context sensitive Getting help and information The homescreen is displayed 1 Press the A key and tap the Help button 2 To show the instrument s operating manual tap the Manual button or To show information about calibrat...

Page 26: ...n Display Brightness To adjust the display brightness Language To select the language of the instrument texts Date Time To adjust the date date format time and to set 24 hour time or 12 hour time Date To adjust the date Date Format To adjust the date format Time To adjust the time Time Format To set 24 hour time or 12 hour time Ethernet To set the communications protocols IP Mode To select either ...

Page 27: ...ff and Screen Off settings are only active when no external power supply is connected Adjusting the display brightness 1 Press the A key and tap the Settings button 2 Tap the Brightness button 3 Type in the desired brightness value 4 Tap the OK button Selecting a language 1 Press the A key and tap the Settings button 2 Tap the Language button The language menu opens Remote Control Port Shows the T...

Page 28: ...the Date button 4 To change the setting tap the Day Month or Year button 5 Type in the desired value 6 Tap the OK button Setting the date format 1 Press the A key and tap the Settings button 2 Tap the Date Time button 3 Tap the Date Format button 4 To change the setting tap the desired date format Setting the time 1 Press the A key and tap the Settings button 2 Tap the Date Time button 3 Tap the T...

Page 29: ... key and tap the Settings button 2 Tap the Ethernet button 3 Tap the IP Address button 4 Type in the desired IP address 5 Tap the OK button Setting the gateway The IP mode Static is selected 1 Press the A key and tap the Settings button 2 Tap the Ethernet button 3 Tap the Gateway button 4 Type in the desired gateway 5 Tap the OK button Setting the Wifi 1 Press the A key and tap the Settings button...

Page 30: ...ears 3 Release the A key 4 Plug the USB flash drive into one of the instrument USB ports 5 To start the firmware update procedure press the center key within the arrow keys If the update procedure is terminated the instrument turns off automatically 6 Remove the USB flash drive 7 Press the E key to switch the instrument on Resetting the instrument To reset the instrument press the E key for more t...

Page 31: ...ssful installation or number of errors will be displayed in the following menu 7 Remove the USB flash drive To display the installed software options The software options are installed and the confirmation menu is displayed To show the installed software options tap the Installed Licenses button or The homescreen is displayed 1 Press the A key and tap the Software Options button 2 To show the inst...

Page 32: ...cal For a remote test on the other hand two instruments are required One needs to be set to the type Local the other to Remote WARNING Dangerous laser radiation Laser radiation can cause irreparable damage to eyes and skin This device is a Class 1 laser product according to DIN EN 60825 1 2007 Always be aware of the hazard level of the instrument to be connected Connect all optical fibers before s...

Page 33: ...ent type The instrument is in Tier 1 Test mode 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the More button 3 Tap the Device Type button and choose Local or Remote To select the cable type Each fiber has its own specific parameters Here you can define the name type and index of refraction of your own cable Only cables defined here can be selected in the Tier 1 loss test The instrument is in Tier 1 Test mode 1 Press th...

Page 34: ... button Changing settings for the Tier 1 loss test Here the setting can be made to add new edit or delete test setups Each Test Setup can be saved under its own name The factory setting is named Default Note Test setups can only be created deleted or edited if the instrument is configured as a Local instrument The basic setting in Tier 1 loss test is the Test Type The Test Type ca be set to Loopba...

Page 35: ...ected crosswise as prompted on the touchscreen To select the test setup reference method presettings The instrument is in Tier 1 Test mode 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the Test Setup button 3 Tap the desired test setup that best meets your test requirements To edit the test setup reference method presettings The instrument is in Tier 1 Test mode 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the Test Setup button 3 Tap the d...

Page 36: ... method presettings The instrument is in Tier 1 Test mode 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the Test Setup button 3 Tap the desired test setup 4 Press the A key 5 Tap the Delete button 6 Tap the OK button Performing a Tier 1 loss test To perfom a Tier 1 loss test generally The Device Type of the instruments are set The cable properties are stored The Test Setup is set and selected see Referencing methods on...

Page 37: ...hod chosen will determine how many connections are included in the loss limit Note In the following procedures test reference jumpers are assumed to be compliant to IEC 61280 4 1 4 2 in good condition have no end face damage or debris Disconnecting the connection at the transmitter of the local or remote OLTS 85 after a reference is performed invalidates the reference Since the connection at the r...

Page 38: ...orming a measurement refer to Fig 18 Reference connector to reference connector mated loss 0 2 dB Reference connector to random connector ISO 14763 3 0 5 dB TIA 568 3 ISO 11801 0 75 dB Random to random connector 0 75 dB Splice loss 0 3 dB Limit14763 3 Length of fiber Loss km Lconn2 0 5 dB Lconn3 Lconn4 Lsplice5 Lconn6 0 5 dB 1 dB Length of fiber Loss km dB 0 75 dB 0 75 dB 0 3 dB LimitTIA 11801 Len...

Page 39: ...ence connector mated loss 0 1 dB Reference connector to random connector ISO 14763 3 0 3 dB TIA 568 3 ISO 11801 0 75 dB Random to random connector 0 75 dB Splice loss 0 3 dB Limit14763 3 Length of fiber Loss km Lconn2 0 3 dB Lconn3 Lconn4 Lsplice5 Lconn6 0 3 dB 0 6 dB Length of fiber Loss km dB 0 75 dB 0 75 dB 0 3 dB LimitTIA 11801 Length of fiber Loss km Lconn2 0 75 dB Lconn3 Lconn4 Lsplice5 Lcon...

Page 40: ...gle mode loopback For more information on performing a measurement refer to Fig 18 Reference connector to reference connector mated loss 0 2 dB Reference connector to random connector TIA 568 3 ISO 11801 0 75 dB ISO 14763 3 not allowed Random to random connector 0 75 dB Splice loss 0 3 dB Limit14763 3 Two jumper method not considered in ISO 14763 3 LimitTIA 11801 Length of fiber Loss km Lconn2 0 d...

Page 41: ...r to Fig 18 Reference connector to reference connector mated loss 0 1 dB Reference connector to random connector TIA 568 3 ISO 11801 0 75 dB ISO 14763 3 not allowed Random to random connector 0 75 dB Splice loss 0 3 dB Limit14763 3 Two jumper method not considered in ISO 14763 3 LimitTIA 11801 Length of fiber Loss km Lconn2 0 dB Lconn3 Lconn4 Lsplice5 Lconn6 0 75 dB 0 75 dB Length of fiber Loss km...

Page 42: ...rmation on performing a measurement refer to Fig 18 Reference connector to reference connector mated loss 0 2 dB Reference connector to random connector ISO 14763 3 0 5 dB TIA 568 3 ISO 11801 0 75 dB Random to random connector 0 75 dB Splice loss 0 3 dB Limit14763 3 Length of fiber Loss km Lconn2 0 5 dB 0 2 dB Lconn3 Lconn4 Lsplice5 Lconn6 0 5 dB 0 2 dB 0 6 dB Length of fiber Loss km dB 0 75 dB 0 ...

Page 43: ...763 3 0 3 dB TIA 568 3 ISO 11801 0 75 dB Random to random connector 0 75 dB Splice loss 0 3 dB Performing a measurement Independent from the reference method your device under test DUT should be connected like this Fig 17 Remote and loopback measurement Limit14763 3 Length of fiber Loss km Lconn2 0 3 dB 0 1 dB Lconn3 Lconn4 Lsplice5 Lconn6 0 3 dB 0 1 dB 0 4 dB Length of fiber Loss km dB 0 75 dB 0 ...

Page 44: ...on on performing different reference methods refer to One jumper reference method on page 38 Two jumper reference method on page 40 or Three jumper reference method on page 42 Limit14763 3 Length of fiber Loss km Lconn2 0 3 dB Lconn3 Lconn4 Lsplice5 Lconn6 0 3 dB 0 842 km 3 5 dB km 0 3 dB 0 45 dB 0 45 dB 0 2 dB 0 3 dB 4 65 dB LimitTIA 11801 Length of fiber Loss km Lconn2 0 75 dB Lconn3 Lconn4 Lspl...

Page 45: ...ISO 11801 and ISO 14763 3 are already specified in the instrument as preferences For loss limit calculation associate the slope loss per km of your fiber under test to your fiber length For loss per connection and splice the technician must indicate how many connections and splices are present in the fiber system under test All connections to a reference cord are already considered by the OLTS 85 ...

Page 46: ...n Laser radiation can cause irreparable damage to eyes and skin The maximum permitted power for the OLTS 85 means that the optical input signals can reach hazard level Bear this in mind when using the OLTS 85 Always be aware of the hazard level of the instrument to be connected Connect the optical fiber before switching on the radiation source Switch off the laser source before disconnecting the o...

Page 47: ...move the checkmark press the center key within the arrow keys or Tap the desired wavelength value A wavelength is shown or hidden in the preselection To add a wavelength in the λ table The Edit λ Table menu is displayed 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the Add λ button 3 Type in the desired value 4 Tap the OK button For other wavelengths repeat steps 1 through 4 as required To delete a wavelength in the λ ...

Page 48: ...ed with Auto λ which can be detected by a Viavi OLTS 85 In Auto λ mode the detected wavelength is included in the λ table As long as the detected wavelength is active it cannot be deleted from the λ table Wavelengths cannot be reliably detected if the receive level is too low wavelength encoding cannot be detected due to interference you are measuring the absolute level of a system that does not h...

Page 49: ...des tap the power level in Powermeter mode Displaying relative power level The actual measured power level relative to a reference value is displayed in relative power display mode The reference value can be set by defining the actual power level as the reference value or can be edited manually To set the reference level The Powermeter screen is displayed 1 Press the A key The menu opens 2 Tap the...

Page 50: ...d 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the More button 3 Tap the Edit λ Table button The λ table is displayed 4 Tap the desired wavelength value 5 Press the A key 6 Tap the Reference button The Reference edit mode is displayed 7 Type in the desired value 8 Tap the OK button For other wavelengths repeat steps 4 through 7 as required ...

Page 51: ... laser is used synonymously for laser and LED sources The output signals of the light sources may be either continuous wave CW or modulated at certain frequencies i e 270 Hz 1 kHz or 2 kHz Viavi power meters e g OLP 3x OLP 8x are capable of detecting these modulation frequencies This method WARNING Dangerous laser radiation Laser radiation can cause irreparable damage to eyes and skin This device ...

Page 52: ...mpatible Viavi power meter e g OLP 85 for automatic wavelength setup and for simultaneous reception of multiple wavelengths This minimizes test time and prevents common errors such as incorrect wavelength setting on the optical power meter Furthermore all OLTS 85 instruments provide Auto λ Multi and Auto λ Serial modes which significantly reduce test time compared to manually switching wavelengths...

Page 53: ...keys Note If more than one laser is selected only Auto λ mode can be activated Auto λ feature When in one of the Auto λ modes the OLTS 85 embeds wavelength ID information into the emitted signal s This wavelength ID information can be utilized by a compatible Viavi power meter e g OLP 85 for automatic wavelength setup and for simultaneous reception of multiple wavelengths Auto λ Multi mode is a pr...

Page 54: ...encoding cannot be detected due to interference or you are measuring the absolute level of a system that does not have wavelength encoding matching Viavi power sources Selecting a mode Tapping the Mode selection field see Fig 19 toggles between the modes as shown in the figure below There are modes where only a single wavelength can be selected i e CW 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz Furthermore there are Auto ...

Page 55: ...p the More button The menu opens 3 Tap the Auto λ button to set or remove the checkmark The Auto λ mode is on off Note Signal modulation 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz cannot be selected when Auto λ is enabled To select the Auto λ Multi or Serial mode If multiple lasers are selected you have the choice of Multi or Serial mode Multi All selected lasers emit simultaneously Serial The selected lasers emit succes...

Page 56: ...n button 3 Tap the desired laser modulation CW Continous Wave 270 Hz 1 kHz or 2 kHz is marked Note A modulation frequency of 270 Hz 1 kHz or 2 kHz can be set only if one single laser is selected and Auto λ is turned off Setting the power level The power level can be set for each wavelength separately and will be stored permanently Changing the power level The instrument is in Laser mode 1 Press th...

Page 57: ...on can cause irreparable damage to eyes and skin This device is a Class 1 laser product according to DIN EN 60825 1 2007 Always be aware of the hazard level of the instrument to be connected Connect all optical fibers before switching on the radiation source Switch off the laser source before disconnecting the optical fibers Never look directly into the unconnected port of the instrument the outpu...

Page 58: ...e OLP 87P OLP 85P models with an integrated PCM for patch cord inspection and a P5000i Digital Probe for bulkhead inspection Both applications Probe and PCM behave essentially the same and are described together below Note Only if a P5000i Digital Probe is connected to the instrument is the Probe application fully functional Select an OLP 87P OLP 85P version in order to get PCM functionality Patch...

Page 59: ...the bulkhead female and patch cord male sides of fiber connectors as well as other optical devices such as transceivers The Digital Probe is specially designed to fit and operate comfortably and easily in hand allowing the user to inspect hard to reach connectors that are installed on the back side of patch panels or inside hardware devices In order to support a wide variety of fiber optic connect...

Page 60: ...See Accessories on page 81 Fig 24 P5000i Digital Probe components FBPT series tips for the P5000i The P5000i Digital Probe uses FBPT series inspection tips to ensure consistent and accurate inspection for a wide variety of connectors and applications These connector specific and universal inspection tips are interchangeable which allows the P5000i Digital Probe to interface with different types of...

Page 61: ...nt workflows the functionality of the QuickCapture key is configurable Pressing the key will either freeze the live image or start a test Camera mode Set the QuickCapture key on the Digital Probe to get a live picture of the result Tip Use the Focus Control key to adjust the focus of the image The Digital Probe is connected to the instrument To display the live view tap the Probe button File toolb...

Page 62: ...he center key within the arrow keys Test mode Launching a test of the connector and fiber end face See Freeze mode on page 64 for more information on commands available To launch the test with the predefined profile see Profile on page 65 1 With the P5000i Digital Probe use the Focus Control key see Fig 24 to adjust the image quality and sharpness 2 Press the A key and tap the Test button or Press...

Page 63: ... majority of the fiber cladding Zone C represents the epoxy ring Zone D represents the ferrule zone It identifies a portion of the ferrule near and around the fiber Note To return to a Live image press the QuickCapture key or press the A key and tap the Live button to view both the live image and a test result simultaneously If the test has been passed the image has a green colored frame If failed...

Page 64: ...n keypad enter the name of the JPG file 3 Press Enter to validate and save the document The file is saved in the current active group directory on the OLTS 85 Freeze mode Once the image is acceptable sharpness luminosity are tuned correctly you may freeze the picture This feature allows you to store the resulting picture in order to compare it later to others or save it in a file In Freeze mode th...

Page 65: ... Fail criteria for single mode APC connectors from IEC 61300 3 35 standard SM_PC Pass Fail criteria for single mode PC connectors from IEC 61300 3 35 standard MM_ Pass Fail criteria for multi mode connectors from IEC 61300 3 35 standard SFP_ Pass Fail criteria for small form factor pluggables Profiles contain the analysis parameters from which Pass Fail criteria are determined Tip 1 Press the A ke...

Page 66: ...igned by the reporting software FiberChekPRO The parameters for saving or reading data can be set only globally from the homescreen menu for all applications simultaneously Non Linked Mode The result of a measurement application is saved under a free selectable file name default file name is the determined incremental prefix without any assignment to other measurements Projects for saving and read...

Page 67: ...tions To delete a project The homescreen is displayed 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the Data button 3 Tap the Data Settings button 4 Tap the Delete Project button to delete a project with all assigned data The default project is always present and can t be deleted To use the Link Data Mode 1 Select one of your predefined projects 2 Determine a prefix for your DUT In case of saving data this prefix attac...

Page 68: ... to save or display results All saved results are assigned to a project If the user didn t define a project the default project which is always present is used In Link Data Mode the active project can be selected only from the homepage menu for all applications simultaneously The results and images are stored in the project most recently selected To select another project An application is started...

Page 69: ...a Mode is not activated 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the More button 3 Tap the Measurement Data button 4 Press the A key 5 Tap the More button 6 Tap the AutoInc FiberID button to set the checkmark 7 Press the G key The Fiber ID edit menu is displayed 8 Type in the Fiber ID 9 Tap the OK button The measurement is stored 10 Press the G key again every time you want to save a an additional result value The...

Page 70: ...ected project is displayed To display the last results stored in Probe mode The homescreen is displayed 1 Tap the Data button 2 Tap the Probe button Measurement data of the currently selected project is displayed 3 Select the measurements you would like to view with the up or down arrow key and press the center key within the arrow keys to set a checkmark or To set a checkmark tap the desired meas...

Page 71: ...escreen is displayed 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the Data button 3 Tap the Data Settings button 4 Tap the Create Project button 5 Type in a Project Name e g CO_MillerSt 16 6 Tap the OK button The project is created To activate the Link Data Mode The homescreen is displayed The desired project is selected 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the Data button 3 Tap the Link Data Mode button A paperclip symbol appear ...

Page 72: ...the date time when it was stored You do not have to clear the entire memory to free up capacity You can clear individual data or projects The OLTS 85 has the following memory clear functions Delete Selected Clears the data of the selected measurement Delete Project Clears all the measurements of the selected project To clear the memory data The instrument is in application mode 1 Press the A key 2...

Page 73: ...r all the data of a project The homescreen is displayed 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the Data button 3 Tap the Delete Project button 4 Select the project you want to delete 5 Press the center key within the arrow keys or press the F key to cancel the delete process ...

Page 74: ...ort inspection data for the Tier 1 Test application Note For Tier 1 Test application Before you make a report for your Tier 1 tests you need to move your inspection results saved on the Remote instrument to the Local instrument Connect your Local instrument using the Micro USB connector of the Remote instrument The homescreen on the Local instrument is displayed 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the Data bu...

Page 75: ... This cleaning method is very effective and leaves no residue 4 Blow out the test adapter with clean compressed air available in spray cans e g anti dust spray Note Cover the optical connections with the dust cap whenever they are not in use This prevents them from getting dirty Cleaning the instrument If the instrument gets dirty through use you can clean it using a soft cloth moistened with a mi...

Page 76: ...TENANCE CLEANING THE INSTRUMENT NOTICE Water and cleaning fluids The instrument may be damaged or destroyed if water or cleaning fluids penetrate it Make sure that water or cleaning fluids do not penetrate the instrument ...

Page 77: ...t Remote control capability Via USB Electrical interfaces 2 USB Type A 1 USB Micro B Ethernet Power supply Four way power NiMH dry batteries RBP2 Li Ion Battery Pack PS4 Universal AC DC Power Supply 12 V Internal charging for RBP2 Li Ion Battery Pack Optical connectors 2 5 mm UPP 1 25 mm UPP optional Recommended recalibration interval 3 years Size H x W x D OLTS 85 208 x 112 x 64 mm 8 2 x 4 4 x 2 ...

Page 78: ...ay resolution 0 01 dB 0 0001 μW Power meter functions Absolute relative pass fail Auto λ Warm up time None instant on Wavelength detection2 2 With Viavi Optical Light Source 800 nm to 1650 nm for levels 50 dBm Automatic switching and displaying up to 4 wavelengths simultaneously Modulation detection2 270 Hz 1 kHz 2 kHz Overall measurement uncertainty for calibrated wavelengths 0 5 dB 3 pW 75 dBm t...

Page 79: ...er type 50 125 μm 9 125 μm Nominal test wavelengths 850 1300 nm 1310 1550 nm Maximum length measurement 12 km 100 km Length measurement accuracy2 2 For multi mode up to 3 km range for single mode up to 10 km range Link loss consists only of fiber loss connector loss and splice loss 1 5 m plus 1 of length Loss measurement uncertainty3 3 After 20 min warm up at constant temperature no charging For m...

Page 80: ... the Viavi web site http updatemyunit net Additional items in SM Kit SM test reference cord SC LC and LC LC Additional items in MM Kit MM test reference cord FC LC and LC LC Additional items in Quad Kit SM test reference cord SC LC and LC LC MM test reference cord FC LC and LC LC Additional items in Quad Kit with PCM FMAE duplex LC adapter SM test reference cord SC LC and LC LC MM test reference c...

Page 81: ...SORIES Accessories P5000i Digital Probe Microscope with FiberChekPRO software FBP P5000I Calibration report BN 2325 90 01 UC4 hands free carrier for SmartClass Fiber BN 2128 01 UC4P hands free carrier for SmartClass Fiber with PCM BN 2128 02 ...

Page 82: ...82 OLTS 85 13 ORDERING INFORMATION ACCESSORIES ...

Page 83: ... between the devices 7 Display elements 24 Displaying Modulated signals 49 Relative power level 49 E Environmental Management Program 85 Environmental protection 19 F Factory default 29 Firmware update 30 L Laser safety 11 Link Data Mode 24 52 71 Loss length and polarity Tier 1 32 Loss Test 32 Loss Test Set 5 M Menu Configuration 26 Menu navigation 25 Modulated signal displaying 49 N Navigating in...

Page 84: ... Method One jumper 38 Three jumper 42 Report 74 Tier 1 Test 74 RoHS 87 S Saving results 68 Shipping damage 14 Specifications General 77 T Test adapter mounting 21 Tier 1 Changing settings 32 One jumper reference method 38 Optical loss test 32 Performing a loss test 36 Referencing methods 37 Three jumper reference method 42 U Update Firmware 30 ...

Page 85: ...ufacture Environmental restrictions and requirements are taken into account during planning and manufacture of Viavi products This attention ranges from the raw materials and finished components selected for use and the manufacturing processes employed through to the use of energy in the factory and right on up to the final stages in the life of a product including dismantling Hazardous materials ...

Page 86: ...of a crossed out trash can and a black bar This symbol can be found either on the device or in the accompanying documents Contact your local Technical Assistance Center TAC for return and collection services available to you If you would like specific information about the Viavi Environmental Management Program please contact us at If you would like specific information about the Viavi Environment...

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Page 88: ...TS 85 viavisolutions com Viavi product specifications and descriptions in this document are subject to change without notice 2016 01 North America 1 844 468 4284 Latin America 1 954 688 5660 China 86 21 6859 5260 Germany 49 7121 86 0 ...

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