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General| Type | Optical Loss Test Set (OLTS) |
|---|---|
| Fiber Types | Single-mode and Multimode |
| Wavelengths | 850 nm, 1300 nm, 1310 nm, 1550 nm |
| Connector Types | LC, SC, ST, FC |
| Encircled Flux Compliance | IEC 61280-4-1 |
| Display | Color touchscreen |
| Measurement Time | Less than 3 seconds per wavelength |
| Accuracy | ±0.2 dB |
| Operating Temperature | 0 °C to +45 °C (32 °F to 113 °F) |
| Storage Temperature | -20 °C to 60 °C (-4°F to 140°F) |
Introduces the CertiFiber Pro OLTS modules and their key features.
Provides contact information for Fluke Networks support and regional offices.
Explains the benefits of registering the product and how to do it online.
Mentions additional information available in the Versiv Technical Reference Handbook.
Directs users to the Fluke Networks Knowledge Base for FAQs and articles.
Informs users about where to find manual supplements and updates online.
Lists the accessories included in the CertiFiber Pro kits.
Details important safety warnings and precautions for using the tester.
Identifies and explains the physical ports, buttons, and indicator lights on the tester.
Describes the main screen interface and its key elements for test setup.
Covers power options, including AC adapter use and battery charging procedures.
Provides instructions on how to charge the battery and notes related to charging.
Explains how to view the battery charge level on the main and remote testers.
Guides users on operating the touchscreen interface with gestures and cleaning it.
Explains how the tester performs a self-test and what to do if errors occur.
Describes how to change the tester's display language through the settings.
Details the function of various buttons used to start tests and save results.
Explains the tester's memory capacity and how to manage saved test results.
Discusses methods for creating and using cable identifiers for test results.
Provides step-by-step instructions for using the IBC OneClick Cleaner for fiber connectors.
Details procedures for cleaning fiber connectors using wipes, swabs, and solvent.
Specific guidance on cleaning bulkhead connectors using the recommended methods.
Instructions for cleaning optical connectors located on the tester modules.
Describes the process for cleaning fiber optic adapters at regular intervals.
Outlines the procedure for cleaning the ends of fiber optic connectors.
Lists essential procedures and conditions for achieving accurate fiber test results.
Explains the importance of setting a power reference for accurate loss measurements.
Details the specific conditions and times when the reference procedure must be performed.
Provides acceptable ranges for reference values to ensure measurement accuracy.
Discusses the use and specifications of test reference cords and mandrels for accurate testing.
Explains the features and standards compliance of Encircled-Flux Test Reference Cords (EF-TRCs).
Provides guidance on testing with APC connectors and using appropriate test reference cords.
Discusses the use of standard mandrels for multimode power loss measurements.
Details various settings available for configuring fiber optic tests.
Describes the 1 Jumper reference method for testing and its application in premises installations.
Explains how to perform autotests using the Smart Remote mode for dual-fiber cabling.
Guides users on performing autotests on spools or segments of uninstalled cable using Loopback mode.
Details how to measure loss on a single fiber using the Far End Source mode.
Explains the procedure for performing bi-directional tests to ensure comprehensive link analysis.
Provides instructions for using the DI-1000 video probe to inspect fiber optic connectors.
Explains the functions and uses of the built-in visual fault locator (VFL).
Guides users on operating the visual fault locator to identify fiber optic faults.
Details how to use the tester to monitor optical power levels and measure loss.
Explains how to manually control the tester's light source for various testing scenarios.
Describes how to access and review previously saved test results on the tester.
Explains how to combine results from different tests under a single saved result.
Guides users on how to re-run a failed test and replace the old result.
Covers managing test results by deleting, renaming, or moving them between projects.
Details how to export, import, or delete test results using a USB flash drive.
Explains the process of transferring test results from the tester to a computer using LinkWare.
Shows how to check the available memory and its usage on the tester.
Explains the benefits and purpose of using projects for organizing test jobs.
Provides step-by-step instructions for creating and configuring a new project.
Describes the layout and elements of the project management screen.
Details the configuration of cable identifiers for organizing test results within projects.
Explains how the tester automatically assigns sequential IDs for new test results.
Covers exporting, importing, and deleting projects to and from a flash drive.
Guides on transferring project configurations to different Versiv units using LinkWare.
Provides general maintenance guidelines and warnings for the tester.
Explains how to verify the tester's operational status through self-tests.
Instructions for cleaning the tester's case and touchscreen using appropriate materials.
Details the correct procedure for cleaning the DI-1000 video probe lens.
Recommends periodic calibration at an authorized service center for accuracy.
Explains how to access version and configuration details of the tester.
Guides users on how to update the tester's firmware using a PC and LinkWare.
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