FIBER FOX Mini 6S+ - Dust Check; Motor Calibration

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② Execute [Diagnostic test], then the following checks will be made.
Parameter Description
1 LED calibration Measure and adjust the brightness of the LED.
2 Dust check
Check the optical path for dust or dirt and judges whether
they disturb ber observation. If contamination exists, press
the return button twice to display the location.
3 Motor Calibration Automatically calibrate the speed of 6 motors.
4 Arc Calibration
Automatically calibrate the arc power factor and ber
splicing position.
7.4 Dust Check
Through image acquisition, the splicer detects dust and contaminants on the splicer,
camera, and objective lenses that may disturb normal observation of bers and
result in improper splicing. This function checks the optical path for the presence
or absence of contaminants, and judges whether they will aect the quality of ber
splicing.
Operation Procedure
① Select [Dust check] in [Maintenance menu].
② If bers are set in the splicer, remove them and press [SET] again to start the
dust check.
③ If no dust exists, splicer will prompt out message for operation completion. If
dust is detected during the dust check process, the message “Found Dust On The
Lens” will be displayed on screen. Press the return button twice, and the location of
contamination will be shown on the screen. Then clean the objective lenses, and [Dust
check] until the message “Operation Complete” is shown on screen.
Note:
If contamination still exists after cleaning the objective lenses, please contact your
nearest sales agent
7.5 Motor Calibration
Motors are adjusted at the factory before shipping. However, settings may be
changed in various reasons. This function automatically calibrates the speed of 6
motors.
Operation Procedure
① Select “Motor Calibration” in “Maintenance Menu”.
② Load prepared bers in the splicer and press “SET” button.
③ Speeds for all motors are automatically calibrated. Upon completion, message
will be displayed.
Note:
Perform this function when "Fat " or "Thin" error occurs, or ber aligning or
focusing takes too much time.