Attaching Detector Adapters; Attaching Universal Connector Adapters - JDS Uniphase SWS15100 User Manual

To add a detector module to an existing receiver chassis:
1. Turn off the power at the back of the receiver. The unit does not need to be unplugged.
Caution
The detector modules are not hot-swappable. Turn the power off before
installing or removing a detector module.
2. Remove the individual blanking plate from the front of the chassis; the next available slot is
recommended so that channel numbering is contiguous.
3. Slide in the new detector module into the slot. Ensure that the module locks into place.
4. Securely fasten the top and bottom screws to ensure proper grounding of the detector
module.
5. Turn on the power.
6. Test the receiver after the software is installed.

Attaching Detector Adapters

The DUT or its jumper, or both, determine which adapter is used to connect the DUT to a
detector module of the receiver chassis. The standard SWS system includes two FC detector
adapters (AC101).
Each new detector module is supplied with two blank detector caps and the correct universal
connector adapters. The blank detector caps are attached for shipping purposes and can also
be used when making dark voltage measurements. Unscrew the detector caps and replace
them with the appropriate adapter for the DUT and its jumper. Table 4 in the Specifications
section lists the adapters that can be ordered from JDS Uniphase.
To attach a DUT to a detector module:
1. Unscrew and remove blank detector caps on the front of the detector module.
2. Select the appropriate adapters and attach them to the detector module.
3. Attach the DUT to the detector module.

Attaching Universal Connector Adapters

The source optics module is supplied with standard FC/PC universal connectors. The control
module on the receiver is supplied with two FC/APC universal connectors. These are the only
connectors that can be used on the source optics module and the control module and they are
not interchangeable between the two. To install the connectors, follow the procedure outlined in
the previous section. Figure 17 shows a UCA and a connector. The difference between the
FC/PC and FC/APC universal connectors is shown in Figure 18.
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