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Summary of Contents for Fiberlink FL-118
- Page 1 FL-118 Optical Fiber Fusion Splicer User Manual Version 1.00...
- Page 2 Warning: Ignore the warning, non-proper use of fusion splicer could lead to fatal and serious injury. 1. The input voltage of this model of machine is definite; please do not use the voltage outside the scope. Please use the correct AC and DC power supply. 2.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Content 1. Brief Introduction ......................1 1.1 Specifications ......................1 1.2 Configuration of fusion splicer ................2 1.3 Parts Name of fusion splicer ..................3 1. 4 Descriptions of the Keyboard .................. 4 2. Basic operation ......................5 2 1 Descriptions of the power modules ............... 5 2 2 AC operation...................... -
Page 4: Brief Introduction
OTDR, light source, optical power meter, and optical fiber fixture, and other optical communication instrument high-tech enterprises. Company production of FL-117, FL-118, F series fiber splicing machine is not only widely used in China Telecom, China Mobile, Unicom, radio and television major domestic telecommunications operators, but also exported to South America, Europe, Russia, Southeast Asia and Africa and other parts of the world. -
Page 5: Configuration Of Fusion Splicer
1.2 Configuration of fusion splicer Following is the standard configurations of fusion splicer: Name Quantity 1 set Fusion Splicer 1 set Carrying Case 1 pc AC Adaptor 1 pc Power cord 1 pc Cooling tray 1 pair Spare Electrodes 1 pc User Manual CD 1 pc Test Report... -
Page 6: Parts Name Of Fusion Splicer
1.3 Parts Name of fusion splicer Windshield cover Heater Power switch Key board Power Module Left Keyboard Right Keyboard... -
Page 7: Descriptions Of The Keyboard
1. 4 Descriptions of the Keyboard Membrane figure of left and right keyboards Mode of manual Mode of automatic Keyboard Standby mode Mode of parameter menu operation operation Power switch Power switch Power switch Power switch To increase the The optical fiber moves Increase the parameter quantum or Invalid brightness of the display... -
Page 8: Basic Operation
2. Basic operation FL-117 Fusion splicer is designed to splice many types of fiber by using core diameter aiming rationale, its shape is compact, light weight, which is suitable for field work. Operation is simple, fusion speed is high, and fusion loss is small. 2 1 Descriptions of the power modules FL-117 Fusion Splicer uses 2 in 1 power module design, during the work, the Fusion Splicer can be supplied by the polymer lithium ion battery... -
Page 9: 3 Battery Supply Operation
Splicer, otherwise it will results in the damage of fusion splicer. 2.2.3 If lithium battery is arranged in the battery case, the battery pack will also be charged when the adapter is supplying power. However, it is recommended that the Fusion Splicer be shut when charged. 2 3 Battery supply operation The user may choose to use the polymer lithium battery in the splicer to separately supply for the Fusion Splicer. - Page 10 2.3.2 Battery charging <1> Whether the battery capacity is in adequacy, every time the AC power module, the power module will start a charging process. <2> Display of charged state: During the charging, the charging indicator (CHARGE) light is red; after the charging completion, the charging indicator (CHARGE) will be green.
- Page 11 2.3.4 The other considerations <1> For any fusion splicer not to be used for more than 1 month, it is suggested to separate the lithium battery and machine for saving. <2> The lithium battery should be charged in the environmental temperature ranging between 0 40 .
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Page 12: Turn On And Turn Off
65±20 RH. <8> If the battery is stored for a long time, it should be charged with the special charger provided by the Company once every 90 days. The life of the battery may be extended if the battery is half fully charged in a long time. -
Page 13: Cover Fiber Protection Sleeve
brightness for the convenience of the Fusion Splicer operation. Display face. <1> Press brightness of the display. <2> Press operation interface. When the display brightness is moderate, the capacity loss can be reduced, and the endurance of the battery can be prolonged. 2.6 Cover fiber protection sleeve The installation of fiber protection sleeve 2.7 Preparation of fiber end-face... - Page 14 2.7.2 Use fiber stripping pliers to strip fiber coating layer, the length of which is 30-40 mm. Use gauze dipping with alcohol or wadding soft enough to wipe clean the fiber. Wiping with a clean cotton cloth once, and do not clean it with the same cloth for the second time. (Notes: Please use the alcohol with purity more than 99 %.) Fiber stripping Clean...
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Page 15: Place Fiber
2.7.5 Hold the cutter by left hand and open the big clip by right hand and remove the fiber chips to put them in fixed containers. 2.7.6 Pinch and hold the fiber with the left hand, and open the small clip with the right hand at the same time, and carefully remove the fiber. -
Page 16: Check And Maintenance
2.8.3 Use fingers to pinch the fiber, and then close the left clip, and press the fiber. Ensure the fiber is placed in the bottom of V-shape groovy. If the fiber is placed incorrect, please replace the fiber. The fiber end face don t touch the V-shape groove when place the fiber. -
Page 17: Cleaning Fiber Clamp Chips
The V-groove arm may get damaged. If the contaminants in the V-groove cannot be removed with an alcohol-impregnated thin cotton swab, use a cleaved fiber end-face to dislodge contaminants from the bottom of the V-groove. Repeat step 2 after this procedure. 3.2 Cleaning Fiber Clamp Chips <1>... -
Page 18: Cleaning Objective Lenses
3.4 Cleaning Objective Lenses If the objective surface becomes dirty, normal observation of the core position may be incorrect, resulting in higher splice loss or poor splicer operation. Therefore, clean both of them at regular intervals. Otherwise, dirt may accumulate and become impossible to remove. Cleaning Objective Lenses <1>... - Page 19 after 1,000 arc discharges. When the number of arc discharges reaches a count of 1,000, a message prompting to replace the electrodes is displayed immediately after turning on the power. Using the electrodes without a replacement will result in greater splice loss and reduced splice strength. Replace Electrodes <1>...
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Page 20: Set Calendar
3.6 Set Calendar This function sets the date and time in the calendar incorporated in the splicer. <1> In the Maintenance Men1 Menu, press and move the cursor to select the [ Calendar ] <2> Press to enter [Current Calendar] interface. Move the cursor to select the item to be changed. -
Page 21: Power Supply
4 . 3 Place new battery pack Aligning the card slot, place new battery into the power module and make sure it is plugged in tightly, then close the cover of the battery case which is at the bottom of the Fusion Splicer. Power Supply Power does not turn off when pressing Press... - Page 22 battery power degrades faster due to large power consumption. The AC/DC adapter is not the model supplied by the Company, or the charging time is not long enough. attery recharge Atmospheric temperature is too high (more than 50 degrees C), or the battery pack is charged under exposure to sunlight.
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Page 23: Addenda A: Summary Of Quick Operating
Addenda A: Summary of quick operating I. Preparing 1. Verify that the machine is plugged in power or the battery capacity is enough; then press and hold the key until the machine is booted. 2. In the standby mode, press the cursor to [Operation Options];... - Page 24 Fiber preparation 1. Put the tube over one end of the fiber. 2. Use fiber stripping pliers to strip fiber coating layer, the length of which is 30-40 mm. Use gauze dipping with alcohol or wadding to wrap the fiber, and then clean the bare part. 3.
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Page 25: Addenda B: Guarantee Period And Limits
Addenda B: Guarantee period and limits The following occurs, not covered under warranty Malfunction or damage caused by user s inadvertent actions (including physical damage, damp short circuit) . Product damage caused by nature disasters (earthquakes, fires, floods, lightning, typhoons, etc.) or force majeure. Other failure or damage due to improper use, or improper installation, or configuration use of non-original batteries and accessories or other external factors (such as voltage instability) .