Versiv Series Cabling Certification Product Family
Users Manual
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Test Type
(continued)
DataCenter OTDR: This test is optimized for fiber
installations that have short links, many connections, and
the possibility of large reflections.
Notes
By default, the DataCenter OTDR test uses 850 nm
for multimode fiber and 1310 nm for single-mode
fiber. These are the wavelengths typically used in
data centers. You can select other wavelengths if
necessary.
You must use launch compensation when you do
a DataCenter OTDR test.
FaultMap: The FaultMap test can show connections that
do not show on the OTDR EventMap and connections that
are poor because they have high reflectance. See “The
FaultMap Test” on page 226.
SmartLoop OTDR (Auto) and SmartLoop OTDR (Manual):
The SmartLoop test lets you connect the far ends of the
two fibers in a link so that one OTDR test gives you results
for both fibers. The Auto and Manual settings operate the
same as for the OTDR test. See “The SmartLoop Test” on
page 232.
FiberInspector: The FiberInspector test lets you use an
optional FI-7000 FiberInspector
™
video probe to inspect
the endfaces in fiber optic connectors. See Chapter 5.
Manual OTDR
Settings
This item shows only if you select Manual OTDR or
SmartLoop OTDR (Manual) for the Test Type. Manual
OTDR mode lets you select settings to control the test
parameters for the trace. See the Technical Reference
Handbook.
Bi-directional
This setting shows only if you select SmartLoop OTDR
(Auto) or SmartLoop OTDR (Manual) for the Test Type.
Off: The tester does the SmartLoop test in only one
direction.
On: The tester does the SmartLoop test in both directions
and automatically calculates bi-directional averages of
loss. See “Bi-directional SmartLoop Tests” on page 238.
Table 8. Settings for OTDR Tests (cont.)
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