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Critical situations requiring immediate power off and contact with local office.
Guidelines for safe and proper use of batteries and chargers.
Precautions for handling power, environment, and protective gear.
Detailed technical specifications for the KF4 fusion splicer.
List of items included in the KF4 product package.
Description of each button's function on the KF4.
Identification of various parts of the KF4 fusion splicer.
Details on the KF4's battery and charging procedures.
Procedure for powering the KF4 on and off.
Instructions for using the sleeve heater for reinforcing splices.
Step-by-step guide for performing fiber splicing operations.
Procedure for safely removing a spliced fiber from the unit.
Steps for placing and heating the protection sleeve.
Information on using the auxiliary work belt.
Procedure for cleaning the V-groove to ensure splice quality.
Steps for cleaning the object lens to maintain image clarity.
Guidelines for replacing worn-out electrodes.
Menu for calibration and testing of splicer functions.
Options for electrode maintenance and usage.
Managing and selecting fiber splicing modes.
Managing and selecting fiber heating modes.
Viewing and managing past splice results and images.
Configuring operational settings like auto-start and auto-heat.
Adjusting language, date, power save, and display settings.
Accessing maintenance schedules, sensor values, and version.
How to display and use the splice mode popup menu.
How to display and use the heater mode popup menu.
Procedure to add a new splice mode to the popup menu.
Procedure to remove a splice mode from the popup menu.
Procedure to add a new heater mode to the popup menu.
Procedure to remove a heater mode from the popup menu.
Overview of general and user-defined splice modes.
How to delete user-defined splice modes.
How to replace existing splice modes with new ones.
How to add new splice modes to the database.
How to modify the parameters of existing splice modes.
List and descriptions of available heater modes.
Procedure to delete user-defined heater modes.
How to replace existing heater modes.
How to add new heater modes.
How to modify the parameters of heater modes.
How to save a selected heater mode.
How to exit the heater mode menu.
How to view saved splice data and images.
Procedure for deleting saved splice results.
Configuring automatic splice and heating operations.
Restricting access to settings and data deletion.
Changing and managing the device password.
Steps to adjust arc intensity for optimal splicing.
Measuring and assessing arc power adequacy.
Performing tests for dust, LED, motor, and heater.
Manual control and testing of splicer motors.
Calibrating motor settings for optimal performance.
Stabilizing electrodes for consistent arcing performance.
Procedure and guidelines for electrode replacement.
Recommended replacement intervals for electrodes.
Displaying the current count of electrode usage.
Choosing the display language for the splicer.
Configuring the current date and time.
Customizing power consumption to maximize battery life.
Setting the LCD screen to turn off automatically.
Configuring automatic power-off for the splicer.
Adjusting the volume level for notifications.
Adjusting the brightness of the LCD screen.
Viewing maintenance schedules and equipment details.
Checking temperature, air pressure, and voltage readings.
Displaying the current software version of the splicer.
Accessing part names, cleaning guides, and contact info.
Error when fiber has foreign substances; requires cleaning.
Error due to improper fiber location or dirty lens/reflector.
Error from fiber too close to electrodes or dirty components.
Error from fiber cleaved angle exceeding specification.
Error when estimated loss exceeds the preset limit.
Error from spliced point being thinner than standard.
Error from spliced point being thicker than standard.
Error from bubbles or spots on the spliced point.
Error from poor quality of fiber cut surface.
Causes and solutions for high splice loss.
Resolving issues like repeated alignment or 'Too Long Fiber'.
Troubleshooting power not turning on or battery problems.
Troubleshooting splice loss, monitor turn-off, or sudden power loss.
Resolving sleeve not contracting or heater overheating.
Addressing menu lock, arc amount, and password issues.
Details needed before sending the product for repair.
Instructions for safely transporting the splicer for repair.
Information regarding repair procedures and data retention.
Manufacturer's warranty coverage and conditions.
Cases where service fees apply even under warranty.
General| Model | SWIFT KF4 |
|---|---|
| Fiber alignment | Active Clad Alignment |
| Applicable Fibers | SM, MM, DS, NZDS |
| Fiber Count | Single |
| Fiber Cleave Length | 8mm - 16mm |
| Typical Splice Loss | SM: 0.02dB, MM: 0.01dB, DS: 0.04dB, NZDS: 0.04dB |
| Return Loss | ≥60dB |
| Lighting | LED |
| Estimated Splice Loss | Available |
| Applicable Protection Sleeve Length | 40mm, 60mm |
| Operating Condition | -10°C to 50°C, ≤95% RH |
| Storage Condition | ≤95% RH |
| Terminal | USB |
| Power Supply | AC Input: AC100-240V, DC Input: DC9-14V |
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