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| Meets fiber testing needs from FTTH to Metro networks! | World's Shortest Dead Zone: <0.8m (2.7 ft) | High Dynamic Range up to 40dB | | Less than 10 sec. Power-up Time | Automatic Setting of Measurement Conditions - Full Auto Mode - | Measurement with Auto Wavelength Switching - Multi Wavelength Mode - | Macro's Measurement with Predefined Procedures – One Button Mode - | Assistance Setting Up Measurements – Measurement Wizard - | Active Line Alarm | | Plug Check Function | Fault Event Display Function | Trace Fix Function | | Setup Key | | | |
Easy Operation with the Assistance Function! |
Displays detailed explanations of parameters in the measurement conditions setting menu, and gives guidelines for setting methods. This function assists unskilled users.
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Never disturb communication lines
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Active Line Alarm Message
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There may be concern that technicians inputting the OTDR measurement signal into the communication line could cause communication errors.
The live line alarm monitors the fiber’s optical power level and diplays an alarm message if it detects optical power at or higher than a specified threshold level, in order to warn the technician not to mistakenly feed the signal into the communication line.
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Never spoil measurements with poor connections or dirty plugs
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The plug check function monitors the condition of the OTDR’s optical input/output connectors and displays an alarm if the connection is not properly made.
This function is useful for checking for damage, dirt, or other problems with optical plugs
at the OTDR or on the fiber under test, and for helping technicians to remember to connect the fiber under test.
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Detecting Abnormal Events
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The fault event display function detects abnormal connection or reflection points and displays them. Of the events detected by the event detection function, abnormal events that cross a specified threshold value are highlighted in the event table and waveform
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Measurement with Comparison to a Reference Trace
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You can freeze the display of one trace and overlap it with real time or averaged waveforms for comparison.
This is useful to create a template when installing multicore fiber, or for checking aged deterioration during maintenance on existing fiber networks. In addition to the last-measured waveform, a waveform can be loaded from a file to be used as the reference waveform.
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Jump to Measurement Condition Settings
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With the new SETUP button on the front panel, it is easy to move to the measurement condition setting menu.
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