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Summary of Contents for SmartClass OLP-85 Series

Page 1: ...OLP 85 OLP 85P SmartClass Fiber Optical Power Meters Operating manual BN 2307 98 21 2020 04 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 2019 Viavi Solutions Inc All rights ...

Page 3: ... instrument on off 23 Operator control panel 23 Menus and display elements 24 Navigating in the menus 27 Displaying application information 27 Changing System Settings 28 WiFi menu optional 32 Bluetooth menu optional 32 Installing a software option 32 Updating the firmware 33 Creating screenshots 33 5 MANAGING PROJECTS 35 Creating a new project 35 Editing a project 36 Deleting a project 37 Activat...

Page 4: ...g Probe PCM results 57 9 DATA MANAGEMENT 59 Saving results 59 Data management of Powermeter tests 59 Data management of Probe and PCM tests 62 Exporting results to USB 65 Making a report 65 10 MAINTENANCE 66 Cleaning the test port 66 Cleaning the instrument 66 11 APPENDIX REFERENCING METHODS 67 Remote Referencing 67 12 REMOTE CONTROL 72 13 ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE 73 Industry Canada IC 73 EU Radio...

Page 5: ...TENTS 16 INDEX 78 17 PRODUCT REGULATORY COMPLIANCE 80 Viavi Environmental Management Program 80 EU WEEE and Battery Directives 81 EU REACH 81 EU CE Marking Directives LV EMC RoHS RE 81 California Proposition 65 81 RoHS 82 ...

Page 6: ...all measurement data can be summarized within a professional industry standard test report Battery operation from AA dry cells or from a rechargeable Li Ion Battery Pack ensure long operating time in the field and a robust shock proof design makes the SmartClass Fiber OLP 85 instruments the perfect choice for testing even under tough conditions In addition to onboard reporting there are various co...

Page 7: ...ws automatic wavelength detection This application requires a wavelength encoding light source e g one of the OLS 85 Optical Light Sources Operating manual update Continuing enhancement and further development of the SmartClass Fiber family may mean that this operating manual does not cover all the latest functions of your instrument If the operating instructions about features provided by your in...

Page 8: ...llow the instructions carefully to avoid a low or medium risk of injury to persons WARNING Follow the instructions carefully to avoid servere 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 is given if the danger ...

Page 9: ...ed e g J 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 click on the blue text to skip to the cross reference G Instrument keys Inst...

Page 10: ...Please make sure the instrument is not operated outside the permitted ambient conditions J Always make sure that the instrument is in proper working order before switching it on Warning symbols indicating a potential hazard J 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...

Page 11: ...tical fibers J 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 J Always cover unused ports J Be aware that the emitted light is not visible J Heed the normal precautions for working with laser radiation and consider local regulations WARNING Explosion danger Short circuiting the batteries can result ...

Page 12: ...ating 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 J 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...

Page 13: ...C DC Power Supply or adversely affect its function and safety J Do not operate the PS4 Universal AC DC Power Supply if condensation has formed J 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: ...aged 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 l...

Page 15: ...ntrols focus control automated Pass Fail analysis magnification control 3 Connector interface 4 Test head cover 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: ...nnector panel Fig 2 Connector panel with FC adapter example Fig 3 External power supply connector and communication inter faces 1 Optical connector 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: ... Best Measurement accuracy is achieved when the measurements are performed in battery mode w o AC adapter Battery operation WARNING Dangers when handling batteries Handling batteries may be dangerous Please note the fol lowing safety instructions J Please note the battery operation safety information in the chapter Battery operation on page 11 Replacing batteries J Do not replace individual batter...

Page 18: ...is indicated by a diagram inside the battery compartment or Insert new or replace the RBP2 Li Ion Battery Pack or Switch from non rechargeable batteries to rechargeable ones by replacing the battery tray with a new battery pack or vice versa 3 Close the battery compartment 4 Press the E key to switch on Recharging the batteries The rechargeable RBP2 Li Ion Battery Pack is recharged when the PS4 Un...

Page 19: ...arge state It can be fully charged with the following charging cycle 1 Plug in the power cord for 1 1 5 hours Battery should be partly charged now 2 Switch the power on If the instrument starts Let the battery fully charge or If the instrument does not start Unplug power cord plug it back in and repeat steps 1 and 2 NOTE If the battery is completely deep discharged this cycle might need to be repe...

Page 20: ... 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 discarded If facilities in your country exist for collecting such waste or for recycling please make use of these rather than throwing the batteries in ...

Page 21: ... line plug adapter upwards 3 Slide a different AC line plug adapter into the slot see Fig 6 Fig 6 PS4 Changing the AC line plug adapter To operate the OLP 85 from AC power 1 Connect the PS4 DC power cord to the OLP 85 external power supply connector The connector is under the cover on the right side 2 Plug the PS4 into the AC line socket The OLP 85 switches on automatically when powered from the P...

Page 22: ...ot be powered via the USB interface Connecting optical cables Mounting test adapters The OLP 85 is assembled with an universal push pull adapter UPP for all types of 2 5 mm connectors UPP adapter for 1 25 mm ferrules are also available It is suitable for connectors with planar PC and angled end surfaces APC Contact your local Viavi sales company for the 1 25 mm UPP adapter ...

Page 23: ...l panel Press to go 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 central key to confirm the selection Press to save results ...

Page 24: ...ettings 3 2 3 1 Menu See page Test applications In this menu you can open test applications 25 Management In this menu you can manage projects define a test profile not supported yet get access to stored data 35 and 59 Settings In this menu you can manage WIFI and Bluetooth settings change instrument settings open the help display instrument information manage software options 28 ...

Page 25: ...tions screen shows PCM version Application See page Powermeter To install and maintain cables and networks with the broadband power meter 38 Probe To view and inspect the bulkhead female connectors 38 PCM Patch Cord Microscope only BN 2326 To view and inspect the patch cord connector of the fiber 38 ...

Page 26: ...lled It does not indicate an active bluetooth connection External power supply The MPOLx 85 is powered by the external AC adapter when this symbol is shown Battery status Indicates the battery charge status If it is not shown only the AC adapter is active Charge state 100 Charge state 25 Battery is charging Auto Off Indicates whether the instrument turns off within a certain time Active laser sour...

Page 27: ...enter key within the arrow keys or Tap the desired button on the touchscreen To leave a menu without making any changes J Press the F key NOTE All actions can be operated via the operator control panel or the touchscreen The following instructions describe only touchscreen operation To toggle between different display modes J Tap the display to toggle between the display modes context sensitive Di...

Page 28: ... get information and help about the instrument or update the firmware To open the Settings menu I The home screen is displayed 1 Select the tab The Settings menu opens 2 In the menu tap the More button More setting options are displayed The following table gives a short overview of the menu items These are explained in the following sections ...

Page 29: ... the selected interval without any user action NOTE Auto Off is only active when no external power supply is connected 1 In the menu tap the More button then tap Auto Off 2 Select the desired interval Icon Function See page WiFi To configure the wireless local area network The last selected item is displayed in magenta 32 Bluetooth To configure the Bluetooth interface 32 Brightness To adjust the d...

Page 30: ... J Just tap the display to switch it on Selecting a language 1 In the menu tap the More button then tap Language 2 Tap the desired language After selecting a new language the instrument has to be restarted 3 Tap Yes to restart the instrument or Tap No to keep the previous language Setting date time J In the menu tap the More button then tap Date Time To set the date 1 Tap Date 2 Tap Day Month or Y...

Page 31: ...in the desired IP address 3 Tap OK To set the gateway I The IP mode Static is selected 1 Tap Gateway 2 Type in the desired gateway 3 Tap OK To set the netmask I The IP mode Static is selected 1 Tap Netmask 2 Type in the desired netmask 3 Tap OK Calibrating the touchscreen NOTE Using a pen when calibrating the touchscreen will improve the calibration accuracy 1 In the menu tap the More button then ...

Page 32: ...ayed SSID IP Address Netmask MAC Address Port Bluetooth menu optional J In the menu tap the Bluetooth button editable settings are displayed Enabled switch Bluetooth on off Tap Enabled to switch Bluetooth on Information on enabled bluetooth connection is displayed SSID MAC Address PIN Code for connection establishment Installing a software option 1 Connect an USB stick with the corresponding optio...

Page 33: ...ersal AC DC Power Supply is connected I The instrument is switched off and not in hibernate mode 1 Plug the USB flash drive with the extracted update files into one of the instrument USB ports 2 Hold down the A key and shortly press the E key to switch the instrument on The firmware update screen appears 3 Release the A key 4 Press the center key within the arrow keys to start the update procedure...

Page 34: ...the Auto Increment Number field by tapping the pencil button if you want to change the current number 5 If you are using both USB ports select USB1 or USB2 by tapping the corresponding button 6 Tap the Save button to store the screenshot on the USB stick A directory named Screenshots_ device_type serial_number is created and the screenshot is saved in PNG format Tap the Cancel button to interrupt ...

Page 35: ...dited but not deleted New projects can be created by copying and changing an existing project or by creating a new one With the project some basic information like the project name a description of the project and how the label is build can be saved Fig 9 Project assignments Creating a new project 1 Press the C key select and tap Projects The Projects list opens As factory setting only the Test To...

Page 36: ...e edit menu opens 3 Type in the project title and tap The project is created and displayed in the list Editing a project 1 Double click the project or Select a project using the up down arrow key and press the central key The edit menu opens Name Project name Description Project description Will be shown in the projects list below the project name Label Prefix Prefix that will be added to the labe...

Page 37: ...o permanently delete the project The project is deleted and removed from the list Activating a project To assign measurements to a project the project must be activated There can always be only one active project 1 Select the project you wish to activate 2 Tap the button or Press the A key and tap Set Active Allow a few seconds until the label ACTIVE is displayed at the selected project NOTE Savin...

Page 38: ... chapter Powermeter Operation on page 38 Setting and selecting wavelengths The OLP 85 OLP 85P provides several ways to select a wavelength Auto mode When using an Auto capable laser source like the OLS 85 wavelengths can automatically be detect By tapping the wavelength displayed in the measurement display until the desired wavelength is shown Thewavelengths offered in the table can be defined in ...

Page 39: ... reference value and the limit can be defined The Show option defines if the wavelength is available when tapping through the table in the measurement display To open the Edit Table I The instrument is in Powermeter mode 1 Press the A key and tap the More button 2 Tap the Edit Table button The table is displayed To add a wavelength I The Edit Table menu in Powermeter mode is displayed 1 Press the ...

Page 40: ...p the Edit Limit button 3 Type in the desired value 4 Tap the OK button To show or hide wavelengths NOTE A wavelength with a checkmark can be selected by taping the wavelength field on the measurement display The wavelengths shown in the table accessed by the A menu A are not affected by the settings I The Edit Table menu in Powermeter mode is displayed 1 Select the desired wavelength 2 To set rem...

Page 41: ...eted from the 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 have wavelength encoding matching Viavi power sources To switch Auto mode on off I The instrument is in Powermeter mode 1 Press the A key and tap the More button The menu opens 2 Tap the...

Page 42: ...tion based on a limit 1 To toggle between the display modes tap the power level in the measurement display or 2 Press the A key and tap the dBm Watt button to toggle between both options or Tap the dB button or Tap the Pass Fail button 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...

Page 43: ...r test results Before starting a measurement a project must be selected and set to active Thus all results are assigned to that project when saved If no project was defined by the user the instrument will use the Test Tool project default which is always present see Managing Projects on page 35 Results are stored simply by pressing the G key Each time the key is pressed the result just displayed w...

Page 44: ...hen measuring two wavelengths at a time both wavelengths are stored separately Thus the ID is incremented by 2 NOTE If the label fiber ID is not changed the data set will be saved under the same title Then the Data can be distinguished and sorted by the Timestamp 1 Defined label name J Tap field to edit label name 2 Probe Number of already saved probe results Powermeter Number of already saved pow...

Page 45: ...ks as an optical power meter Source and powermeter are not locked in this mode For information on measurement adjustements on your powermeter device see Powermeter Operation on page 38 Performing the measurement 1 Select the Source application on your source device and the Powermeter application on your powermeter device 2 Perform the Referencing on the powermeter device a Decide for one of the Re...

Page 46: ...or both directions by switching source and powermeter mode Viewing test results The measured loss is displayed in real time Fig 14 Result overview over one wavelength C Connection TX Laser source output Transmitter RX Powermeter input Receiver S Source device P Powermeter device F Fiber system under test C C S P F ...

Page 47: ... the user the instrument will use the Test Tool project default which is always present see Managing Projects on page 35 Results are stored simply by pressing the G key Each time the key is pressed the result just displayed will be saved To save current results I The instrument is in application mode and displays the test results overview or details to be stored 1 Press the G key The Save dialog i...

Page 48: ...OTE When measuring two wavelengths at a time both wavelengths are stored separately Thus the ID is incremented by 2 NOTE If the label fiber ID is not changed the data set will be saved under the same title Then the Data can be distinguished and sorted by the Timestamp 1 Defined label name J Tap field to edit label name 2 Probe Number of already saved probe results Powermeter Number of already save...

Page 49: ... when using one of the 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 85P version in order to get PCM functionality ...

Page 50: ...h 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 conne...

Page 51: ...P1 standard patch cord tips and standard bulkhead tips Fig 17 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 connectors and applications These connector specific and universal inspection tips are interchangeable which allows the P5000i Digital Probe to interfac...

Page 52: ...on or use the arrows keys or Press the H key to toggle between the measurement view and the inspection view The P5000i will display the live view QuickCapture key In order to support different 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 ...

Page 53: ...3 Tap the OK button File is saved in the preselected group Configuring the Digital Probe 1 Tap the Probe button 2 Press the A key to configure the Digital Probe according to the following description Brightness settings 1 Set the luminosity manually using the arrow keys or Tap the key A Brightness to tune the luminosity to the desired value 2 Tap the OK button or To confirm press the center key wi...

Page 54: ...y depends on the current overlay setting J Press the A key and then the Overlay button to change the overlay view Repeat the action until the desired view appears Three views can be displayed without overlay with colored edges and colored edges with a legend Overlay A summary of test results is displayed at the upper right of the screen Zone A Represents the core zone It is the area surrounding th...

Page 55: ...t Save allows you to save the selected picture in the currently selected group in the disk of the instrument Press the G key enter a name for the JPG file and validate Overlay allows you to display or hide the limits of each zone and the defaults on image from a test result Magnification Control allows you to switch all the images from Digital Probe test results from high to low magnification and ...

Page 56: ...sult will be lost if the instrument is shut off Depending on the QuickCapture key setting this key allows you to freeze the picture or to start a test Profile 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the Profile button 3 Tap the Profile which will be used for the test of the fiber connector E2000 Pass Fail criteria for precision metal ferrule connec tors Ribbon_ Pass Fail criteria for single mode and multi mode co...

Page 57: ...ed from images taken by an external digital probe NOTE If the instrument with integrated patch cord microscope is connected to a Digital Probe the images for the PCM and the Digital Probe will be stored in different folders NOTE Saved image and overlay data JPEG XML PGM files can be transferred displayed and managed via the Smart Reporter software Background Every saving covers the complete image ...

Page 58: ...iew this action triggers the snapshot As file name the label prefix defined in the project settings is showed on top of the display 3 To edit the file name tap the name edit it and tap OK 4 To change the ID tap Decrement ID or Increment ID 5 Press Save to save the results The file is saved in the current active group directory ...

Page 59: ...tion Data management of Powermeter tests Recalling stored test results Stored test results are displayed directly from the menu in the chosen application I The instrument is in the chosen application mode 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the More button 3 Tap the Measurement Data button The list of stored test results is displayed Fig 20 Measurement data overview Powermeter Test To show all columns of the ...

Page 60: ... selection state of the highlighted entry toggles The check mark in the first column shows in light grey when an entry is deselected and in dark grey when it is selected To view test results in full screen I The measurement data overview is displayed 1 Select one or more test results from the list 2 Press the A key and tap the View Selected button The first selected result will be displayed Measur...

Page 61: ...tton then tap the Sort Order button 3 Select the desired sorting order To show or hide the overview columns I The measurement data overview is displayed 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the More button then tap the Show Columns buttons 3 Tap any column header to toggle its hide show status To delete stored results from a project I The measurement data overview is displayed 1 Select one or more test results...

Page 62: ...ent Data button The list of stored test results is displayed To show all columns of the overview J Press the right left arrow keys to show additional information The displayed information depends on the selected application Selecting Deselecting test results Test results first must be selected before they can be viewed or deleted A selected entry is flagged by the check mark in the first column Fi...

Page 63: ...Select All To deselect all tests J Press the A key and tap Deselect All Displaying test results NOTE When selecting multiple tests all selected tests can be viewed one after another without switching back to the list and selecting another test To display a test result 1 Select one multiple or all tests 2 Press the A key and tap the View Selected button The test results are displayed in full screen...

Page 64: ...n then tap the Sort Order button 3 Select the desired sorting order Show hiding the overview columns I The measurement data overview is displayed 1 Press the A key 2 Tap the More button then tap the Shown Columns button 3 Tap any column header to toggle its hide show status Deleting stored results from a project I The measurement data overview is displayed 1 Select one multiple or all tests 2 Pres...

Page 65: ...ide of the device The symbol is displayed at the top of the screen 2 Tap the button 3 Tap the Data Storage button 4 Tap the Export Results to USB button The files are stored in the following directory structure storage_ device_type serial_number current_date T current_time Z current_date T current_time Z_ current_date _001 csv default Label Test_No Application The CSV file contains the results of ...

Page 66: ...th 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 mild solution of detergent WARNING Dangerous voltage and invisible laser radiation Maintenance...

Page 67: ...ections are included in the loss measurement and in the loss limit NOTE In the following procedures test reference jumper cables are assumed to be compliant to IEC 61280 4 1 4 2 be high quality and in good condition be equal in length and relatively short have no end face damage or debris Disconnecting the connection at the transmitter of the local or remote OLP 85 OLP 85P after a reference is per...

Page 68: ...n the instrument in source mode and the reference test jumper both directions However the loss at the connection from instrument in source mode s reference jumper to the fiber under test and the connection from the fiber under test to the instrument in powermeter mode s reference jumper will not be referenced out C1 C4 TX RX S P C1 C4 C1 C4 TX RX RX TX S P P S C1 Connection 1 C4 Connection 4 TX La...

Page 69: ...rectional Fig 25 Two jumper reference bidirectional switching source and powermeter mode The losses Δ at ΔConn 1 ΔConn 2 and ΔConn 4 are referenced out so the loss measurement is as follows Measured loss ΔFiberUnderTest ΔConn 3 C1 C4 TX RX S P C2 C1 C4 C1 C4 TX RX RX TX S P P S C2 C2 C1 Connection 1 C4 Connection 4 C2 Connection 2 TX Laser source output Transmitter RX Powermeter input Receiver S S...

Page 70: ...that must be present to measure the fiber system under test will not be referenced out By performing a two jumper reference the loss at this one connection is included in the measured loss Three jumper cable reference This reference removes the losses at Connection 1 Connection 2 Connection 3 and Connection 4 from the measurement Fig 26 Three jumper reference unidirectional Fig 27 Three jumper ref...

Page 71: ... at all the connections A third reference jumper is used Just as with the other test jumpers the loss of this short reference jumper will not affect the loss measurement By using a three jumper reference no connection loss is added to the measured loss of the fiber under test C1 Connection 1 C4 Connection 4 C2 Connection 2 C3 Connection 3 TX Laser source output Transmitter RX Powermeter input Rece...

Page 72: ...85 OLP 85P 12 REMOTE CONTROL REMOTE REFERENCING 12 REMOTE CONTROL J Please visit the Viavi web site at http updatemyunit net for the latest Remote Command Documentation SCF RC Docs exe self extracting zip file ...

Page 73: ... the interference at your own expense The authority to operate this equipment is conditioned by the requirements that no modifications be made to the equipment unless the changes or modifications are expressly approved by Viavi NOTE To comply with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements a separation distance of at least 20 cm must be maintained between the antenna of this device and all persons NO...

Page 74: ...EU Frequency range MHz Channels used Max Transmit Power dBm mW 2400 2483 5 1 13 ODFM 19 9 dBm 97 7 mW CCK 17 9 dBm 61 7 mW 5150 5250 36 48 22 9 dBm 195 mW 5250 5350 52 64 22 9 dBm 195 mW with TPC1 19 9 dBm 97 7 mW with TPC 1 TPC means Transmit Power Control KC Marking Directives Hereby we confirm that the following equipment has been registered and tested under clause 3 Article 58 2 of Radio Wave ...

Page 75: ...ight dry batteries AA size Accessories Digital Analysis Microscope OLP 85 Power meter 800 1650 nm 75 to 26 dBm BN 2307 03 OLP 85P Power meter with integrated patch cord microscope 800 1650 nm 75 to 26 dBm BN 2308 03 PS4 Universal AC DC Power Supply for SmartClass Fiber BN 2305 90 01 RBP2 Li Ion Battery Pack for SmartClass Fiber BN 2305 90 02 Calibration report BN 2305 90 03 UC4 hands free carrier ...

Page 76: ...ions at 22 dBm CW 23 C 3 K 9 µm test fiber with SC PC ceramic con nector Intrinsic uncertainty for calibrated wavelengths 850 nm 20 dBm 980 nm 22 dBm and 1625 nm 22 dBm 0 25 dB 6 0 15 dB 3 5 Overall measurement uncertainty2 3 2 75 dBm to 26 dBm 5 C to 45 C 3 Overall measurement uncertainty for 800 to 1700 nm 800 nm to 1300 nm 0 7 dB 25 nW 1300 nm to 1550 nm 0 4 dB 5 nW 1550 nm 0 7 dB 5 nW 850 980 ...

Page 77: ... interface or Ethernet 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 OLP 85 208 x 112 x ...

Page 78: ...eating new project 35 D Damage during shipping 14 Date time setting 30 Deleting project 37 Device information showing 29 Device overview 15 Display brightness adjusting 29 Display elements 24 Display mode Powermeter 42 Displaying modulated signals 41 Display off setting 30 E Editing project 36 Environmental Management Program 80 Environmental protection 20 Ethernet protocol setting 31 EU CE Markin...

Page 79: ... DC Power Supply 12 R Recalling test results PCM Probe 62 Recovery 14 Recycling 20 81 Relative power level 42 Resetting to factory default 31 RoHS 82 S Saving test results 57 Selecting a language 30 Setting auto off 29 date time 30 display off 30 Ethernet protocol 31 Shipping damage 14 Showing device Information 29 Specifications General 77 Switching on off 23 System settings changing 28 T Test ad...

Page 80: ... Product design and manufacture 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 dismantli...

Page 81: ...REACH regulation EC No 1907 2006 requires article suppliers to provide information if a listed Substances of Very High Concern SVHC is present in an article above a certain threshold For information on the presence of REACH SVHCs in Viavi products see the Hazardous Substance Control section of Viavi s Standards and Policies web page EU CE Marking Directives LV EMC RoHS RE This product conforms wit...

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