PRO-790 Table of Contents 1. Warnings and Cautions for Safe Operation .......................5 2. Description ................................7 2.1. Specification ..............................7 2.2. Components ..............................8 2.3. Accessory for Operation ..........................8 2.4. Description and Function of Splicer ........................8 2.4.1. Main Body of Splicer: ..........................8 2.4.2. Panel Keyboard ............................9 2.4.3.
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PRO-790 4.1.2 Cleaning Fiber Clamp Chips ........................27 4.1.3 Cleaning Mirrors surface .........................28 4.1.4 Program Test ............................29 4. 2 Periodical Checking and Cleaning ........................29 4.2.1. Electrode Replacement ...........................29 4.2.2 Cleaning Objective Lenses ........................30 4.2.3. Regular maintenance of battery ......................31 5. Menu Commands..............................31 5.1.
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PRO-790 8. Guarantee and Contact Address ........................43 8.2. Guarantee period and limits...........................43 8.2. Contact ................................43 888-545-1254 | www.PrecisionRatedOptics.com...
PRO-790 1. Warnings and Cautions for Safe Operation Read this manual carefully and completely before operating the splicer. Adhere to all safety instructions and warnings contained in this instruction manual. Retain this manual for future reference. WARNING 1) Never operate the splicer in an environment where flammable liquids or vapors exist.
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PRO-790 15) Use the supplied AC power cord. Do not place heavy objects on the AC power cord. Do not pull heat up or modify the AC power cord. Use of an improper cord or a damaged cord may cause fuming, electric shock or equipment damage and may result in personal injury, death or fire.
PRO-790 2.4.2. Panel Keyboard Right Keyboard Name Function Heat Start/stop tube heater Start Start splice operation Reset Splicer Rest Shift Shift up down, right left www.PrecisionRatedOptics.com | 888-545-1254...
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PRO-790 Left Keyboard Name Function Enter Main Menu Menu Confirm Menu Exit Exit Menu: move cursor down Down Manual: move fiber down Menu: move cursor Manual: move fiber up Confirm Choose Program and confirm menu 888-545-1254 | www.PrecisionRatedOptics.com...
PRO-790 2.4.3. Power Supply Switch and Plugs USB Interface Power Power Adapter 3. Detail of Splicing Operation 3. 1. Preparation before splicing operation Prepare the necessary item. 3. 2. Power Supply The internal battery provides the power to machine. 3. 2. 2. Internal battery operation Power on machine, internal battery will be used if AC adapter is not plugged in.
PRO-790 3. 3. 2. Standby Screen Battery Status Time Auto Menu Note: Press to change working mode or program 3.4. Operation of Fiber Holders 1) The fusion splicer is equipped with a universal fiber holder. By adjusting, it can hold bare fiber, pigtail, drop cable and the SOC Fiber Holders has two fiber-placing positions.
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PRO-790 2) Change the Universal and SOC fiber holders by loosening the screw Allen wrench Pull or push driving level to change position Pull or push driving level to change position www.PrecisionRatedOptics.com | 888-545-1254...
PRO-790 3) Change the SOC Fiber Holder for SOC Splicing operation as follows. Loosen the Screw Take off the fiber Place the SC into Fiber Holder 3.5. Prepare and Place Fiber 3.5.1. Bare Fiber Prepare and Place 3.5.1.1. Clean the Outer Coating Clean the fiber outer coating approx.100mm in length from the fiber end with alcohol-soaked gauze or lint-free...
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PRO-790 3.5.1.2. Protection Sleeve operation Pass the fiber through the fiber protection sleeve (Fig.3-2) Fig 3-2 Fig 3-3 1) Remove the fiber coating 30-40mm with a stripping tool. o After this operation, handle the fiber so as not to damage the bare fiber...
PRO-790 Fiber Cleaving 1) Open the cover and pressure pad. Put the stripped fiber on the V-groove. And make sure that the cleaver length is set as per operators’ intended length. 2) Close the pressure pad to fix the fiber.
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PRO-790 Fig.3-5 Setting Fibers I 4) Gently close the sheath clamp while holding the fiber. Check: Observe fiber setting in the V-groove. The fiber should rest in the bottom of the V-groove. Reload fiber if it does not rest properly.
PRO-790 3.6.2. Pigtail Preparing and setting 1) Prepare the pigtail 2) Place the pigtail fiber in cleaver, cleave length is 16mm 3) Place the prepared pigtail in Fiber Holder 4) Close the pressure pad and prepare the right side fiber 3.6.3.
PRO-790 3) Place the prepared drop cable in fiber holder 4) Close the pressure pad and prepare the right side fiber, then do following step 3.6.4. Patch cord preparing and setting 1) Prepare the Patch Cord 2) Place the patch cord to fiber cleaver and the cleaving length is 16mm...
PRO-790 3) Place the prepared patch cord in fiber holder 3.6.5. Splice on connector preparing and setting 1) Prepare the spliced fiber on connector Strip the SOC, keeping 1mm coating 2) Place the splice on connector in the fiber holder. Place in fiber cleaver and cleave...
PRO-790 3.7. Splicing operation It uses image processing to identify abnormal conditions that sometimes occur during the splicing process. A small portion of these defects sometimes goes undetected and a poor quality splice occurs. Visually inspect the fiber image on the monitor to confirm acceptance or rejection during the various stages of the splicing process.
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PRO-790 Heating with arc discharge After aligning the fibers, the splicer will produce a high voltage arc discharge to fuse the fibers together. During arc discharge, observe the fiber image on the monitor screen. If some part of the image exhibits an extremely bright glow (hot spot), which is created by burning contaminants located on the surface or end-face of the fiber, there is a possibility that the fiber core will be deformed.
In the memory of the CMOS chip of the splice result. PRO-790 can store 8000 item splice result 3.8. Fiber Removal 1) Open the wind protector o Check: Heater clamps should be open.
PRO-790 3.9. Reinforcing the Splice 1) Slide the fiber protection sleeve to the center of the splice. Check: Make sure the splice point and fiber protection sleeve are in the center of the tube heater. Check: Make sure the reinforcing material is placed downward.
PRO-790 6) Visually check the splice reinforcement for bubbles and impurities (Shown in Fig.4-16). If unacceptable redo. 3.10. Storing the fusion splicer 1) Turn the switch to “0”position 2) Take off AC adapter 3) Fusion splicer is a technical instrument. Its carrying case is designed to protect it from the environment and transportation.
PRO-790 4. Maintenance of Splicing Quality 4.1 Cleaning and Checking before Splicing Critical cleaning points and maintenance checks are described below. 4.1.1 Cleaning V-grooves If contaminants in the V-grooves, correct clamping may not occur, resulting in higher splice loss. The V-grooves should be frequently inspected and periodically cleaned during normal operation.
PRO-790 4.1.2 Cleaning Fiber Clamp Chips If contaminants are present on the clamp chips, correct clamping may not occur, resulting in poor quality fiber alignment splices. The fiber clamp chips should be frequently inspected and periodically cleaned. 1) Open up the wind protector 2) Clean press stand surface with an alcohol-soaked thin cotton swab .Remove excess alcohol from the press...
PRO-790 4.1.3 Cleaning Mirrors surface If the mirrors surface becomes dirty, the core position may be incorrect due to decreased optical path clarity, resulting in higher splice loss. 1) Clean the mirror surface with an alcohol-soaked thin cotton swab as shown in Fig.4-4. Remove excess alcohol from the mirror surface with a clean dry swab.
PRO-790 4.1.4 Program Test Atmospheric conditions such as temperature, humidity and pressure are constantly changing which create variability in the arc temperature. The splicer contains a temperature, humidity and pressure sensors that are used in a constant feedback monitoring control system to regulate the arc power at a constant level.
PRO-790 Check: When installing the electrodes, tighten screws no more than finger tight while pushing the electrode collars against the electrode fixtures Incorrect installation of the electrodes may result in greater splice loss or damage to the circuit. 4) Turn on the power , prepare and load fibers into the splicer, in standby, press...
PRO-790 4.2.3. Regular maintenance of battery The Internal battery is lithium battery without memory, which could be charged at any time. The First charging operation should last 18 hours to increase battery functional efficiency. The later charging operation should last about 6 hours, the red indicator light means the charging is ongoing, when it turns to green, meaning the charging is completed.
PRO-790 5.3 Program Modify In standby state , press to enter program menu, move to enter program select , press enter sub-menu of program select, press to modify program Press to change parameter, press to exit. Fig.5-2 Program Modify Function...
PRO-790 5.4Working type In standby state, press enter program menu, press enter fusion set, press change work type (see Fig 5-3 work type) press confirm, press exit. Fig5-3 Work Type 5.4.1 AUTO working type Auto working type is the commonly used type,after clean and cleave fiber,the fusion splicer will automatically do splicing operation.
PRO-790 5.5. Heat time enter“ Program Menu”, press move the cursor to “ Fusion Set ” , use In Standby State , Press move the cursor to heating time, press enter, use add or cut time (See Fig 5-4), After then...
PRO-790 5.7. Fusion Record enter “Fusion Enter this menu, may check the last 8000 record Press enter Program Menu, press Record” and choose “View Record”, Press enter (Fig 5-6) Fig 5-6 Fusion Record 5.8. Language Press enter Program Menu, press...
PRO-790 5.9. Time Set This is to Modify date and time. In Standby State , Press enter Program Menu, press to Machine Set, Press to enter, press Press to Time Set, press enter time set (See Fig 5-8) .move cursor to...
PRO-790 5.11. Maintenance Menu Assist-functions and maintenance functions are included In Standby state , press enter Program Menu, use enter maintenance menu (See Fig5-10)。 Fig 5-10 Maintenance menu 5.11.1. Arc Times “ Program Menu ” → “ Maintenance Menu” → “ Arc Times” (Fig5-11), it can check the arc times of machine, and can delete arc times record。...
PRO-790 5.11.2. System Test enter program menu, →maintenance menu → System test (See Fig5-12) Press In Standby State, press start. Fig5-12 System Test 5.11.3. Program Recover Enter“ Program Menu” →“Maintenance Menu”, use In Standby State , Press move cursor to...
PRO-790 5.11.4. Stabilize Electrodes enter“ Program Menu” →“Maintenance Menu”, use In Standby State, press move the cursor to “stabilize electrode”, press enter stabilize electrode. Fig 5-14 Stabilize Electrode 5.11.5. Maintenance Info enter“ Program Menu” →“Maintenance Menu”, use move cursor to “...
PRO-790 6. Transportation and storing 6.1. Warnings and Cautions for transportation Fiber fusion splicer is a precision machine, via a exactitude adjust and level. Do not come under strong shake or collide or else work mangle. Using the carrying case transportation or storing, The carrying case be capable of protect the facility prevent mangle, Shake, Concussion.
PRO-790 7. Error Massage List Follow the remedy precisely as shown in the following lists. If it is not possible to eliminate the problem, there is the possibility of the splicer being faulty and the splicer may require service. Consult your nearest us with the following information: ...
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PRO-790 8. Guarantee and Contact Address 8.2. Guarantee period and limits. If the splicer becomes out of order within one year from the date of delivery, we will repair it free of charge. However, note that repairs will be charged for in the following cases regardless of the guarantee period: ...
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