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VIS400 User Guide

Endface Cleaning and Inspection Procedure

Intro

Nearly 95% of all fiber optic system failures can be attributed to dirt on the fiber endface. Such situations are ofent 

entirely avoidable if proper cleaning procedures are followed. The International Electrotechnical Commision (IEC) has 

created a standard of fiber endface cleanliness, as well as a thorough fiber cleaning procedure used to achieve that 

standard. Industry best practices dictate strict adherence to this procedure in order to achieve optimal optical links

Fibers like the one shown in the “Before Cleaning” image (above) are c ommonly seen before installation. When fibers 

are improperly protected dust and debris can make their way onto the endface. The problem of dirt on fiber enfaces can 

be compounded by the presence of adhesive residue due to poor fiber storage techniques. The IEC has laid out a dry 

and wet/dry cleaning process that accounts for both the superficial and more stuborn debris that may be found on fiber 

endfaces.

Dry Cleaning

Dry cleaning connector endfaces is accomplished using a one-click or cletop cleaner. the one-click cleaner is used by 

simply inserting a fiber into the adapter cap and pushing until the unit clicks. The cletop cleaner can be used by retracting 

the door on the body of the device to reveal a lint-free dry pad, and then firmly pressing the fiber endface into the pad 

and dragging downward. Both methods will most likely remove dust and other moveable debris.

Wet/Dry Cleaning

The wet/dry method (shown above) utilizes a lint-free pad and a fiber wash pen filled with a solution of alchohol. To use 

this method:

1. isolate a pad so it is on top of the laminated arrow sheet

2. place a coin sized spot of solution on the wipe using the pen

 3. rub the fiber endface into the wet portion of the pad.

4. drag the fiber downward to the dry part of the pad, applying steady pressure. This method is helpful for removing 

stubborn debris

Before Cleaning

After Cleaning

Auto Analyzed images from the VIS400 and the windows inspec 

software

Содержание Miller VIS400

Страница 1: ...Page 1 VIS400 User Guide VIS400 Fiber Inspection Scope User Guide...

Страница 2: ...IS400 User Guide Contents Introduction 3 Device Overview 3 Basic Device Functionality 4 Endface Cleaning and Inspection Procedure 5 Integration with Windows InSpec 7 Certifications and Contact Informa...

Страница 3: ...stem Or if you are looking for a device that can be used with an Android or IOS based phone take a look at the VIS500 Introduction Analyze Button On the side of the VIS400 is a hardware button that wi...

Страница 4: ...pected as well as the accessibility of the fiber end Basic Device Functionality 1 when inspecting an exposed ceramic ferrule you can use your index or thumb to adjust the focus wheel on the VIS400 Cha...

Страница 5: ...accounts for both the superficial and more stuborn debris that may be found on fiber endfaces Dry Cleaning Dry cleaning connector endfaces is accomplished using a one click or cletop cleaner the one c...

Страница 6: ...the fiber endface with an inspection scope and performing the necessary cleaning actions If a connector endface is particularly dirty three dry cleanings must be performed followed by two wet dry clea...

Страница 7: ...g and saving a fiber with the InSpec Software Once you connect the VIS400 the Scope tab will appear and you will see the screen below with a live image of the fiber endface At this point you should us...

Страница 8: ...e Save button will open the popup below First you need to enter a name for the fiber next you need to assign a location for the fiber if you want to save to the next available index just leave Auto As...

Страница 9: ...dark and light boxes are editable The default settings are shown above Click Reset to Defaults to return to this arrangement of information Enter all info as needed and click Save to have the informat...

Страница 10: ...nerate Inspection Report Generating a Closeout Report First ensure you are on the Reports tab here on the left side you will see any Endface images you have saved along with their comments on the righ...

Страница 11: ...C APC Adapter AC107B LC 60 Adapter AC046B ST Adapter AC047B MTP APC Adapter AC050B MTP Adapter AC048B 1 25 MM universal adapter AC049B 2 5 mm Universal Adapter AC100B ODC Pin Adapter AC101B ODC Socket...

Страница 12: ...erence to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television rece...

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