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14. Re-inspect the fiber optic cable.
15. If the fiber end face still appears contaminated, apply some isopropyl alcohol to the tip of a
cotton swab and gently wipe the surface.
16. Repeat steps 12 to 14 until the face is clean or the contaminant cannot be removed.
17. If the contaminant cannot be removed replace the fiber optic cable with the spare.
18. If there is no clean spare fiber, contact Christie for possible repair.
19. Route the fiber to the right of the stud, ensuring there is no tight bend of force against the fiber.
If the bend is too tight, place the fiber above the stud.
20. Remove the red, protective end cap from the laser module SMA termination point.
21. Taking care not to touch the glass end of the fiber optic cable to anything, gently slide the
connector all the way into the laser module SMA termination point until it stops.
22. Finger-tighten the coupler to secure the fiber optic connection.
23. Attach the red end cap from the laser module to the tethered fiber cable end cap.
24. Repeat steps 9 to 22 for each laser module.
25. Raise each lowered LOS cover and tighten the two screws securing it.
26. Replace the three fiber carrier panels.
27. Replace the operator side door by placing the bottom of the door on the locating pins and push
it until it is vertical and the two tabs on the sides slide into place.
28. Replace the key in the laser rack key switch.
Connect the laser bank manager
The laser bank manager is normally a laptop with Windows 7 operating system or later. It runs the
laser bank control application that controls the light levels in each laser module.
1. Connect one end of a shielded Ethernet cable (provided) to any open port on the laser system
network switch.
2. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the laser bank manager.
3. Attach one end of the power cable to the wall socket and the other to the laser bank manager
socket.
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