UCL SWIFT Swift K33A User Manual

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Page 2 USER MANUAL This device complies with Part �� of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference. �. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR YOUR SAFETY � Optical ﬁber cleaning and stripping �� Cleaving the ﬁber �� SPECIFICATIONS � Load the ﬁber to the Swift K��A �� Splice �� General speciﬁcations � Components � Swift K�� sleeve-heater part �� Separation of connected optical ﬁber ��...
Page 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Calibration �� Q & A �� Electrode �� Power �� Setting �� Splice �� Sleeve heater �� Information The others �� ERROR MESSAGE �� Too dirty ﬁber �� WARRANTY PERIOD AND SERVICE �� Replace the optical ﬁber ��...
Page 5: For Your Safety
FOR YOUR SAFETY KEEP THIS The Swift K��A is designed to UCLSWIFT Co., Ltd is not liable satisfy the user’s convenience USER MANUAL for any personal injury, for both outdoor and indoor any physical loss and damage use, allowing the operation WITH THE todevice caused by inappropriate easy and simple.
Page 6 FOR YOUR SAFETY WARNING to the equipment, it is important Connect the supplied AC power · DO NOT apply excessive shock thatregularly check the generator cord to the battery. Check to to the battery. before use. DO NOT excessively Please, turn oﬀ the Swift K��A ensure no dust or foreign sub- ·...
Page 7 FOR YOUR SAFETY CAUTIONS belt before transporting. Trans- · Place a new electrode in the machine may occur. porting the case with a damaged correct position. DO NOT touch the sleeve heater shoulder belt, it may cause the · Replace the electrodes as Technical aspects of Swift K��A damage of the Swift K��A and or the sleeve during or immedi-...
Page 8: Specifications
SPECIFICATION GENERAL SPECIFICATION Subject Description Fiber Alignment IPAAS Core Alignment Return Loss > ��dB (Typical) SM(G.��), MM(G.��), Applicable Splicing Time Typical � sec. (Quick Mode) DS(G.��), NZDS(G.��), Fibers SM(G.�� A�, A�/B�, B�), Storage of Splice The last ��,�� results to be SM(G.��E) Result stored in the internal memory.
Page 9 SPECIFICATION Storage Conditions Temperature: -��℃~��℃, Viewing method Two CMOS cameras and �.�-inch Humidity: �~��% and Display color LCD monitor with Electrostatic touch screen Operating Altitude: �~�,��m above sea level Power Supply �� ~ ��V AC Condition Temperature: -��℃~��℃ Humidity: �~��%, Battery life with Typical ��...
Page 10: Components
Arc Fusion Splicer Optical Fiber Holder HS-��, HS-��, HS-�.�F, � HS-IN, HS-SC/FC, HS-ILC, Download from User Guide HS-ST, LS-�� (Loose tube) UCL Swift Website (uclswift.com) External Power DC ��V available for car cigar jack Battery �,��mAh � Sleeve S-�� (��mm), S-�� (��mm) AC Adapter �...
Page 11: Product Description
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION PART NAME OF SWIFT K��A Auto Fiber Stripper Sleeve Heater Wiﬁ Card Slot DC OUT Data Sync Cleaver Cleaner Windshield Cover Monitor Battery Lock Lever Remaining Battery (Touch Panel) Display Button / �� Display...
Page 12 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Heater Heater Cover H-Connector Block Slide Cover Blade Heater Cover Heater Slide Base Control Panel HEAT To turn the power on/oﬀ-press To activate the sleeve heater To execute splicing command button for about �.� second. MENU To call the main menu screen RESET To return to the initial screen, Press for about �...
Page 13: Auto Stripper
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AUTO STRIPPER Speciﬁcation Swift K��A automatic ﬁber stripper automatically Subject Description carries out an accurate stripping of the coating of single- and multi-mode ﬁbers. Featuring excellent ��μm � Applicable Fiber Diameter ensile force of ﬁber, the automatic stripper strips up to ��.�mm in length without damaging the surface �...
Page 14 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Operation Procedure (Fiber Stripper) * ��um Fiber � Warm up the thermal stripper after applying � Mount the holder containing the ﬁber onto power to the control area. Open thermal stripper the slider and close slide cover. cover and slide cover for preparation. �...
Page 15 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Maintenance Handling and Storage � Be careful of using, handling or storing principal parts including blades, heater, etc as they are closely related to the equipment’s operation life. � Do not apply unnecessarily weight or physical impact in handling the equipment. �...
Page 16: Cleaner
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION CLEANER Pump Cleaner Sealing Ass’y The alcohol dispenser in the Swift K��A has a limited � When cleaning, press down on the alcohol dispenser capacity; the alcohol pump can be removed and � or � times, using cleaning cotton (wipe) as shown in reﬁlled with cleaning ﬂuid.
Page 17: Cleaver
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION CLEAVER The cleaver is designed to cleave the ﬁber at a �� degree angle. For the best result, Cover Damper following requirements should be met. Clamp Blade Slider Cleaver <FRONT> <BOTTOM> body Be careful not to wet the equipment. �...
Page 18 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Operation Procedure (Fiber Stripper) � Open cover and set the holder containing stripped � Take out the cut ﬁber and holder. Be careful not to ﬁber into the cleaving position. Check whether the contaminate the ﬁber with dust or foreign substance. ﬁber is lying in place.
Page 19: Sleeve Heater
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION SLEEVE HEATER The sleeve heater is designed to strengthen the Be careful not to wet the equipment. Maintain the unit ﬁber splice. To ensure maximum reinforcement in a clean condition at all times because many of the following conditions must be met. splicing problems are caused by dust or moisture.
Page 20 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Operation Procedure (Heating Sleeve) ��um Fiber ��um Fiber Sleeve Procedure Splice-on-Connector � Apply power to the control panel and open the cover of the heater to prepare. � Set the sleeve tube to the area of arc-fused ﬁber that needs to be reinforced and place the ﬁber inside Cooling Tray the heater.
Page 21 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Manintenance Handling and Storage · Be careful in using, handling or storing principal parts including blades, heater, etc as they are closely related to the life of the equipment. · Do not apply unnecessarily weight or physica impact in handling the equipment. ·...
Page 22: Operation
OPERATION SUPPLYING POWER TO THE SWIFT K��A It is strongly recommended to use the AC adapter (F�-�) and battery provided with package. Using a battery other than provided may cause fumes, ﬁre, and damage to the device, personal injury and death. Inserting the Battery Insert the battery into the battery groove until it clicks.
Page 23 OPERATION AC Cord DC Jack DC Cord AC/DC Adapter Make sure the voltage and frequency and connect Swift K��A can be charged during operation because the ﬂoating charging method is applied. The battery the DC cord of the AC/DC adapter to the DC jack of the can be also charged with ��V Cigar jack charger.
Page 24: How To Check Remaining Battery Capacity
OPERATION HOW TO CHECK It is strongly recommended REMAINING BATTERY that the battery must be charged as remaining capacity CAPACITY reaches to ��% (� bar). If not, there occurs the splice loss. Percentage Remains Remaining Battery Amount (Monitor) Remaining Battery Capacity Display (LED) �...
Page 25: Turn On The Swift K
OPERATION TURN ON INSTALLING THE SWIFT K��A THE SLEEVE LOADER Get the sleeve loader installed as follows. Press and hold for about �.� second without opening the windshield cover. The initial screen is displayed as above after resetting all their initial functions.
Page 26: Inserting The Fiber Into The Sleeve
OPERATION INSERTING THE FIBER OPTICAL FIBER INTO THE SLEEVE CLEANING AND STRIPPING Insert the ﬁber into the sleeve. Do stripping procedure on about ��mm from the end of optical ﬁber by using Auto Thermal Stripper. And wipe the optical ﬁber clean with soft cloth or cotton moistened with alcohol.
Page 27: Cleaving The Fiber
OPERATION CLEAVING LOAD THE FIBER THE FIBER TO SWIFT K��A � Install the optical ﬁber on cutter as shown in the ﬁgure � Open the windshield cover and optical ﬁber. below and check optical ﬁber’s state and cutting length. � Put optical ﬁber between V-Groove and electrode. �...
Page 28: Splice
OPERATION SPLICE appears on the screen and the splice process stops. Though no error message appears on the screen, visual inspection on cross section is recommended as the process stops. � Optical ﬁbers are arrayed core vs core after inspection. Deviation on clad axis and deviation measured on core axis can be displayed on screen.
Page 29: Swift K��A
OPERATION SWIFT K��A SLEEVE-HEATER PART Sleeve heating part of K��A realizes reinforcement of Cable Diameter ��μm, ��μm, �.�mm ~ �.�mm single optical ﬁber subject to sealing splice. State of Sleeve Length �� ~ ��mm sealing splice on optical ﬁber should be appropriate. Optical ﬁber that sleeve tube is inserted to heater Sleeving Time �...
Page 30 OPERATION Optical Fiber � Choose the heater mode after the conﬁrmation � After placing the optical ﬁber on the heater, press button of the length for the sleeve tube when placing a sleeve to start the heater. (Operation time: about �� seconds). tube on a heater.
Page 31: Separation Of Connected Optical Fiber
OPERATION SEPARATION OF HEATING FOR CONNECTED OPTICAL PROTECTIONG SLEEVE FIBER � Open the cover of sleeve heater. � Open the windshield cover. � Hold the optical ﬁber on the left and open the clamp on the left. � Open the optical ﬁber clamp on the right. �...
Page 32: Maintenance Of Splice Quality
MAINTENANCE OF SPLICE QUALITY CLEANING AND INSPECTION BEFORE SPLICE V-Groove Cleaning When the inside of V-Groove is contaminated, splice quality may deteriorate. Thus, it is important to regularly inspect and frequently clean the V-Groove as follows. � Open the windsield cover. �...
Page 33 MAINTENANCE OF SPLICE QUALITY Pusher Block Cleaning Cleaning the Cleaver Contaminations remaining on Pusher Block incur The performance of the ﬁber cleaver can be deteriorated if poor splice quality with inﬂuence on pusher the blade or clamp pads of the cleaver are contaminated. block location.
Page 34: Regular Cleaning And Inspection
MAINTENANCE OF SPLICE QUALITY REGULAR CLEANING AND INSPECTION To keep sealer’s splice quality, regular inspection and cleaning is required. Object Lens Cleaning � Turn the power oﬀ before cleaning the object lens. � Separate the electrode. � Clean it using a soft cotton swab moistened with alcohol making a circle from the center as in the ﬁgure below.
Page 35 MAINTENANCE OF SPLICE QUALITY Blade Replacement / Blade Mode (Rotating / Locking) Change If the cleaver does not properly cleave the ﬁber, rotate the blade as follow the instructions. On the blade gear, the channel (cleaving position) from � to �� is marked. When it does not cleave the ﬁber properly, clean the surface of rubber pad with the alcohol-soaked cotton swab.
Page 36 MAINTENANCE OF SPLICE QUALITY Blade Replacement Rear Pusher Pusher Pin � In order to replace blade, � Remove blade pin completely � Remove old blade with blade gear disassemble chip collector assembly using (-) driver. from body and replace new blade with and rear pusher.
Page 37 MAINTENANCE OF SPLICE QUALITY Blade Mode (Rotating / Locking) Change Blade rotating mode. Mode change Blade locking mode. Initial setting mode will be set Adjust gear pusher position after When the blade is used without as shown picture. loosen Set-screw as shown picture. rotating.
Page 38 MAINTENANCE OF SPLICE QUALITY Electrode Replacement It is recommended to replace electrode after using �,�� times. If the actual number of arc discharge exceeds the replacing cycle, a message for electrode replacement is displayed on the screen. Without electrode replacement, splice loss increases and tensile force at splicing point weakens.
Page 39: Menu
MENU MENU MENU Ready State Main menu has � submenus. Press Ready State MENU READY touch the icon on the screen to load MENU main menu. The main menu screen is as above. You can select right and left by pressing DELETE : delete splice mode.
Page 40 MENU DELETE : delete heater mode. ARC CALIBRATION : calibrate an arc power. REPLACE : select a heat mode from data- DIAGNOSTIC TEST : test an state of the Swift K��A. base, replace it. DUST TEST: test a dust in optical path. HEATER CALIBRATION ADD : add a new mode from database.
Page 41: Pop-Up Menu
MENU POP-UP MENU The pop-up menu is new feature of the Swift K��A. The purpose of the pop-up menu is to allow quick access to frequently used modes like splice mode and heat mode. The user can access the pop-up menu in various ways. How to call a Pop-Up Menu Splice Pop-Up Menu Heater Pop-Up Menu...
Page 42 MENU Splice Pop-Up Menu Adding Splice Menu Deleting Splice Mode � Import splice popup menu by pressing � Click icon. SPLICE icon on screen of Ready state. � Select a mode to be deleted. � Select an empty slot. � Select a splice mode to be put in the empty slot. ��...
Page 43 MENU Heater Pop-Up Menu Adding Heater Menu Deleting Heater Mode � Import heater popup menu by pressing � Delete a heater mode by touching icon. HEATER icon on screen of Ready state. � Select a mode to be deleted. � Select an empty slot by pressing touching the touch screen.
Page 44: Splice
MENU SPLICE To import splice mode, press and select General splice mode : No. � ~ �� SPLICE icon by touch. It displays a screen to select User splice mode : No. �� ~ �� splice mode as above. The selecting screen is The splice mode from No.�...
Page 45 MENU Outline of Splice Mode Splice Mode Description It is a mode for basic SM optical ﬁber. MFD of single mode optical ﬁber is about �~��um at ��nm wavelength. It is a mode for NZDS optical ﬁber. MFD of NZDS optical ﬁber is about �~��um at ��nm wavelength.
Page 46 MENU � Click , then the splice modes � Select the splice mode, click � The selected splice mode is added the last SELECT stored in memory is displayed on the The selected splice mode is added the blank mode. screen.
Page 47 MENU Replace � Select the splice mode to be replace, � The selected splice mode is added the last � Click , then the splice modes REPLACE click blank mode. stored in memory is displayed on the SELECT screen. The splice mode from No.� to No.�� can’t be replaced. ��...
Page 48 MENU Deleted Edit � Firstly select the splice mode. � Click , then the splice parameters EDIT � Click , the selected splice mode is is displayed on the screen. deleted. � Select parameters, Click , adjust it for EDIT proper operation.
Page 49 MENU Editable Parameters In Mode Set Value Description General Mode User Mode Optical Fiber It displays the list of splice mode saved on Editable Editable Type sealer data to facilitate selection of a proper mode to use. Among splice modes saved on database, it copies a similar splice mode to use editing function.
Page 50 MENU Limit on · It sets estimated loss value’s error bound. Editable Editable Estimated Loss · When estimated loss is higher than the Value bound, error message is displayed. Limit on Optical When the bending of � spliced optical Non Editable Editable ﬁbers exceeds the set bound, error Fiber Angle...
Page 51 MENU Clearance Upon ﬁnal arrayal, it sets clearance of Non Editable Editable cross section between both optical ﬁbers. Initial Discharge It sets initial discharge amount from Non Editable Editable the beginning of discharge before optical Amount ﬁber’s advance. If the value of initial discharge amount is too low, the angle of optical ﬁber’s cross section is poor and consequently, oﬀset can be incurred on...
Page 52 MENU Discharge Main discharge can be adjusted in � levels. Non Editable Editable Amount � The first level of discharge is [discharge amount �] and the second is [discharge amount �]. [Discharge amount] � is set in this area. Discharge Time � It sets time for [discharge amount �] Non Editable Editable...
Page 53 MENU Re-discharge · It sets re-discharge time. Editable Editable Time · Within [splice mode edition], it automatically sets to discharge the re discharge amount with the same intensity as that of [discharge amount �]. If [discharge amount �] is set as ON/OFF, re-discharge is automatically changed.
Page 54 MENU Minimum Loss It is the sum of initially measured splice loss Non Editable Editable value and the increased loss. When splicing a special optical fiber or other optical fibers, high loss may be incurred in spite of the optimum discharge conditions.
Page 55 MENU Select Cancel Click , then the selected splice mode Touch icon or press and it SELECT RESET CANCEL is stored in the memory for operation. goes back to the previous stage ��...
Page 56 MENU SLEEVE HEATER In normal operation mode, to call the heater Choose the right mode for each sleeve tube menu, press . Then you can see the type and SOC. Otherwise sleeve tubes MENU heater menu as above. do NOT shrink properly. There’re already various heater mode and the For the SOC, operators must use UCLSWIFT user can select for proper operation.
Page 57 MENU Summary of Heater Mode Set Value Description Others ��mm Standard ��mm micro sleeve ��mm IS-�� mm micro sleeve ��mm IS-�� mm micro sleeve ��mm Standard ��mm micro sleeve S�� mm sleeve Sleeve type, S��-C ��mm sleeve for SOC(SC-�.�mm) mode title � and mode title � cannot be edited.
Page 58 MENU � Click , then heater modes stored � Select the heater mode, click � The selected heater mode is added the last SELECT in memory is displayed on the screen. The selected splice mode is added the blank mode. last blank mode.
Page 59 MENU Replace � Select a heater mode, click � The selected heater mode replaces � Click , then heater modes stored SELECT REPLACE the last blank mode. in memory are displayed on the screen. The mode from No � to �� can’ t be replaced. ��...
Page 60 MENU Deleted Edit � Firstly select a heater mode. � Click , then heater conditions stored EDIT � Click , the selected heater mode is in memory are displayed on the screen. deleted. � Select parameters, Click , adjust it for EDIT proper operation.
Page 61 MENU Select Cancel Click , then the selected heater mode Touch icon to go to the previous SELECT CANCEL is stored in the memory for operation. menu. ��...
Page 62: Stripper
MENU STRIPPER In normal operation mode, to call the Stripper mode, press . . There’re already various MENU Stripper mode and the user can select for proper operation. Also the heat mode will be stored up to ��. Please note that the user can’t use the Del ��...
Page 63 MENU � Click , then stripper mode stored � The selected stripper mode is added � Select a stripper mode, click SELECT in memory is displayed on the screen. the last blank mode. The mode from No � to �� can’t be added. ��...
Page 64 MENU 셋다변경 (단심융착인데 ��코어 ﾤﾤ) Replace � Select a stripper mode, click � The selected stripper mode replaces � Click , then stripper modes stored SELECT REPLACE the last blank mode. in memory are displayed on the screen. The mode from No � to �� can’t be replaced. ��...
Page 65 MENU 둘다변경 (단심융착인데 ��코어 ﾤﾤ) Deleted Edit � Firstly select the stripper mode. � Click , ”, then Stripper mode conditions EDIT � Click , the selected stripper mode stored in memory are displayed on the screen. is deleted. � Select parameters, Click , adjust it for EDIT proper operation.
Page 66 MENU Select Cancel Click , then the selected stripper Touch icon or press and it SELECT RESET CANCEL mode is stored in the memory for operation. goes back to the previous stage. ��...
Page 67: History
MENU HISTORY DISPLAY HISTORY The ��,�� both splice loss data and image can be stored and the user can see them. Each page has �� loss data and splice image, click to move the page. In normal operation mode, to call the history After choosing a data with scroll bar, click to see.
Page 68 MENU OPTION DEFAULT Default is composed of � sub check boxes. To activate a Default menu, check a check box. Parameters Description In normal operation mode, to call the option menu, press .Then you can see the MENU Auto Splice Do splice process automatically.
Page 69 MENU MENU LOCK PASSWORD Default is composed of � sub check boxes. Set up a new password as follow. To activate a Default menu, check a check box. Also it is possible to limit the modiﬁcations with � Enter a current password. respect to the total splice mode, heat mode, and The initial password is “��”...
Page 70: Calibration
MENU SPECIFICATION CALIBRATION ARC CALIBRATION Swift K�� continuously checks change in temperature and air pressure through each sensor. Based on such data, discharge amount is automatically calibrated. Change in discharge amount due to electrode abrasion or In normal operation mode, to call the optical ﬁber’s splice, however, is not automatically calibrated.
Page 71 SPECIFICATION MENU DIAGNOSTIC TEST MOTOR DRIVE Self test is a function to facilitate It checks the operating status of the motor manually. dust test, LED test and motor test and calibration at a time. � Place the ﬁber in the splice. �...
Page 72 SPECIFICATION MENU MOTOR CALIBRATION Motor setting is set on sealer as default but depending on motor setting location, splice speed may slow down. If speed slow down during the splice operation or any abnormality is incurred on entering position, motor setting can be automatically calibrated through this function.
Page 73: Electrode
MENU ELECTRODE STABILIZE Sometimes, surrounding environment may cause the occurrence of irregular arc discharge or splice loss increase. In particular, since it takes a while until discharge is stabilized when the splicer is in lower or higher location, you have to keep adjusting the discharge until the electrodes are stabilized.
Page 74 MENU REPLACE ELECTRODE USED The recommended replacement cycle of It displays the used arc count. an electrode is ��,�� times use. When the set cycle completes, a message to replacethe electrode appears. ELECTRODE CAUTION It determines the arc count for alert message. The recommended replacement cycle of an electrode is ��,��...
Page 75: Setting
MENU SETTING LANGUAGE It sets a language to be displayed on the screen. In normal operation mode, to call the setting menu, press . Then you can see MENU the Setting menu as above. DATE It sets the date and time in the calendar. ��...
Page 76 MENU POWER SAVE VOLUME To adjust the buzzer volume. It is an important function in terms of energy eﬃciency. When the Swift K��A operates with a battery, we recommend activate this function to increase your working time. · MONITOR The LCD will be automatically turned oﬀ, if you don’t operate the Swift K��A for a setting time.
Page 77: Information
MENU INFORMATION MAINTENANCE Click “Maintenance”, following information is displayed. Item Description In normal operation mode, to call the Electrode Produce Date The date when equipment was manufactured. menu, press . Then you can see the Electrode (year, month and date). MENU menu as above.
Page 78 MENU HELP SENSOR Click “HELP”, following help is displayed. The splicer consists of various sensors including temperature, pressure · THE NAMES OF PARTS and humidity. The main part of the Swift K��A. · CLEAN AND INSPECT How to clean and inspect. ·...
Page 79: Error Message
ERROR MESSAGE ERROR MESSAGE Too Dirty Fiber Replace the Optical Fiber Too Long Fiber It is displayed when the ﬁber prepared It is displayed when the ﬁber is not It is displayed when the ﬁber is for splice is contaminated more than placed in the middle of the electrodes placed too close to the electrode, the normal status.
Page 80: Fiber Over Angle
ERROR MESSAGE Fiber Over Angle Loss Is Higher Core Bubble Error It is displayed when bubbles or dots exist in the spliced part after completing the splice. HOW TO · Check the condition of the cleaver. · Clean the V-groove. ·...
Page 81: Optical Fiber Is Thick
ERROR MESSAGE Error on Cut Surface on Left, Optical Fiber Is Thick Optical Fiber Is Thin Right or Both It is an error message generated when It is an error message generated when It is an error message generated optical ﬁber sealing part becomes optical ﬁber sealing part becomes when the cut surface of optical ﬁber is thicker than the standard after sealing.
Page 82: How To Deal With
HOW TO DEAL WITH THE SPLICING PROBLEMS WHEN THE SPLICE LOSS IS TOO HIGH It may have been caused by dirt or dust Improper arc discharge or arc discharge time. on the surface of ﬁbers. HOW TO · Check the set values of arc discharge amount and HOW TO arc discharge time and reset them, if necessary.
Page 83: Abnormal Operation Of Arc Fusion Splicer
HOW TO DEAL WITH THE SPLICING PROBLEMS ABNORMAL OPERATION OF ARC FUSION SPLICER The alignment motion is repeated. HOW TO · Open and close the windshield cover again · Rest the system by pressing when an error occurs RESET by opening the windshield cover. Turn oﬀ the power and contact UCLSWIFT Co., Ltd.
Page 84: Power
Q & A POWER Unable to turn oﬀ the power by pressing LED is not turned on while charging the battery. HOW TO HOW TO ·Press the switch and hold it for about � second and ·Disconnect the AC power cord from the charger and release the button when the monitor is turned oﬀ.
Page 85: Splice
Q & A SPLICE When an error message appears on the screen. The power of the splicer is turned oﬀ suddenly. HOW TO HOW TO ·Turn on the splicer again and check [Splicer Power Save]. ·Refer to the [Error message list] for detailed information. Irregular or higher splice loss.
Page 86: Sleeve Heater
Q & A How to indicate cutting angle, optical ﬁber’s angle and The sleeve heater is overheated. core/clad deviation. HOW TO · Stop the operation of the heater by pressing HOW TO HEAT Turn oﬀ the power and contact UCLSWIFT Co., Ltd. ·Refer to [Option menu].
Page 87: The Others
Q & A THE OTHERS How to lock “Splice”, “Edit” or heat mode. HOW TO ·Refer to [Lock Menu] for more. Arc amount is not changed after performing [Arc Calibration]. HOW TO ·The internal standard discharge amount is calibrated. Therefore discharge amount of each splice mod does not change.
Page 88: Warranty Period And Service
WARRANTY PERIOD AND SERVICE WARRANTY Limited Liability UCLSWIFT warrants its products against defects in material and workmanship. Under normal use and service, every hardware portion of the products will be free from physical defects in material and workmanship during the warranty period, or the product will be repaired or replaced as determined solely by UCLSWIFT.
Page 89: Information Required For Repair
WARRANTY PERIOD AND SERVICE PRODUCT WARRANTY SWIFT K��A NAME OF PRODUCT Information Required For Repair PRODUCTION NUMBER Before sending the splicer to us, t is necessary to contact UCLSWIFT Co., Ltd ﬁrst. DATE OF PURCHASE � Give us following information by attaching paper CUSTOMER NAME TEL.