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INNO A3 - User Manual

INNO A3
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SPLICING OPERATION
HOW TO USE KEYPAD
Turning splicer on
Select splice mode
The default mode is SM mode, the splicing effect is the best, you can also choose the QUICK mode
to save time.
Check splicing and heater modes
Cleaning bers
Place the sleeve on the ber
Stripping ber
Cleaning ber
Cleaving ber
Install ber onto splicer
Start splicing by closing wind proof cover
Visual inspection on LCD during splice
Remove the spliced ber
Centering protection sleeve on spliced ber
Put the sleeved ber into heater
Start heating by closing heater cover
Completed
Quick Reference Guide
Use only 99% or better purity alcohol.
Make sure the stripped fiber is free of coating debris or dust.
Keep the bare fiber and cleaved fiber end faces in
a clean condition.
Place the fiber ends between the edge of V-grooves
and the electrode ends.
Insert fiber into the
protection sleeve
Cleaning fiber
Clean by clean wipes (dustproof)
Hold the fiber at edge of splicer body
Gently pull the fiber
V-groove
edge
Electrode
center
BATTERY PACK
How to recharge battery
How to check remaining battery
capacity on ready screen
Battery Pack
AC Charger
Connect battery pack (LBT-3000-02) with AC charger, power cable.
Do not stack battery pack on top of charger while recharging.
Recharging temperature: 0~40°C (32~104°F).
ON/OFF Key
Power ON/OFF
Back Key
Return to
previous screen
OK Key
Enter
HEAT Key
Heater ON/OFF
when auto heating is off
LED
Turn ON Press key until green led turns on
Turn OFF
Press key until green led blank
SET Key
Execute splice when
auto start is off
When ARC discharge is not stable. Electrodes should be stabilized and calibrated toreform the arc discharge.
Install prepared SM fibers onto splicer to operate stabilize electrodes and arc calibration. After installation SM fibers,
splice fibers again.
250um
8~16mm
1/3"~2/3"
8~16mm
1/3”~2/3"
900um
13mm
1/2"
Less than 3mm
1/8"
Fiber Holder
Description
Confirm power saving function is working when using battery pack.
RESET Key
Stop and back to ready
Ver. 1.0
ARC FUSION SPLICER
CLAD ALIGNMENT
CAUTION
!
CAUTION
!
Hold
Splicing Position
Open the heat oven lid
Move into heat oven clamp
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Overview

This document describes the ARC FUSION SPLICER, a device designed for precise optical fiber splicing.

Function Description

The ARC FUSION SPLICER is used to join optical fibers by melting them together, creating a low-loss connection. It supports both SM (Single-Mode) and MM (Multi-Mode) splicing. The device features an automatic start-off function for splicing and includes various tools for preparing fibers, such as stripping, cleaning, and cleaving. It also has a built-in heater for fiber protection sleeves.

Important Technical Specifications

  • Battery Pack: The device is powered by a rechargeable battery pack (LiBT-3000-02) with a voltage range of 6-10V. Charging temperature is 0-40°C (32-104°F).
  • Power Supply: The device can be operated using an AC charger.
  • Display: Features a graphical user interface with various menus for splicing, maintenance, and settings.
  • Splicing Modes: Supports both SM and MM splicing. The default mode is SM.
  • Electrode Life: The manual mentions that electrodes should be replaced after a certain number of arc discharges.
  • Storage Temperature (Battery Pack): -20-30°C (-4-86°F) for long-term storage.

Usage Features

  • Keypad: The device has a keypad with directional keys (Up, Down, Left, Right), OK, RESET, and ENTER buttons for navigation and control. LED indicators (green for ON, red for OFF) show the status of the keys.
  • Quick Mode: For SM splicing, a quick mode is available for faster operation.
  • Splicing Process:
    1. Open the heat oven lid.
    2. Move the heat oven clamp.
    3. Hold the fiber at the edge of the splicer body.
    4. Gently pull the fiber.
    5. Turn on the splicer.
    6. Select the splice mode (SM or MM).
    7. Check splicing and heater modes.
    8. Clean fibers.
    9. Place fibers on the splicer.
    10. Strip fibers.
    11. Clean fibers.
    12. Cleave fibers.
    13. Install fiber onto the splicer.
    14. Start splicing by closing the wind-proof cover.
    15. Visual inspection on LCD during splicing.
    16. Remove the spliced fiber.
    17. Centering protection sleeve on spliced fiber.
    18. Put the sleeved fiber into the heater.
    19. Start heating by closing the heater cover.
    20. Once completed, remove the fiber.
  • Fiber Insertion: Insert the fiber into the protection sleeve, ensuring no debris or dust. Clean with wipes (dustproof).
  • V-groove and Electrode Center: Keep the bare fiber and cleaved fiber ends in a clean condition. Place the fiber ends between the edge of the V-grooves and the electrode ends.
  • Battery Pack Usage: Connect the battery pack to the charger while recharging. Do not stack battery packs on top of each other during charging. Confirm power saving function is working when using the battery pack.
  • ARC Calibration: The device allows for ARC calibration to adjust the power factor and fiber splicing position. This involves checking the power of ARC, performing calibration, and verifying the ARC value.

Maintenance Features

  • Maintenance Menu: The device has a dedicated maintenance menu for various adjustments and checks.
  • LED Calibration: Adjusts the brightness of the LED.
  • Dust Check: Checks for optical path dust or dirt and judges whether they disturb fiber observation. If contamination exists, press the return button twice to display the location.
  • Adjust Position: Automatic fiber adjustment.
  • Motor Calibration: Automatically calibrates the speed of 4 motors.
  • Replace Electrodes: Accurately measure the position of the electrodes by ARC discharge.
  • ARC Calibration: Automatically calibrates the power factor and fiber splicing position.
  • Cleaning:
    • Objective Lens: Clean periodically with alcohol-moistened thin cotton swab.
    • Fiber Clamp Slot: Clean periodically with alcohol-moistened thin cotton swab.
    • White LED: Clean periodically with alcohol-moistened thin cotton swab.
    • General Cleaning: Use only 99% or better purity alcohol. Clean by clean wipes (dustproof). Do not contact the electrode tips.
  • Periodic Maintenance:
    • Battery Pack: Replace battery pack every 3 months before recharging. When storing, discharge battery pack to long-term storage temperature (-20-30°C). Recharge battery pack every 6 months, not to be empty.
  • Electrode Replacement: When "Replace Electrodes" message appears, or when the tip is damaged, replace electrodes. This involves executing "Replace Electrodes," pressing "SET," loosening screws, taking out old electrodes, putting in new electrodes, reassembling the electrode cover, tightening screws, turning splicer on, installing prepared fibers, executing "Stabilize Electrodes," and executing "Arc Calibration."
  • Important Note: Upon completion of all checks and adjustments, a list of results is displayed. If the dust check result is not good, clean the objective lenses. If the cleaning cannot eliminate contamination, there is a possibility that the contamination may be in the inside of the optical path. Contact sales agency for additional instructions.
  • Fiber Preparation: Before you start test, remove the fibers from the splicer. When the above item No. 2 (dust check) is completed, prepare and load the fibers onto the splicer and press "SET."

INNO A3 Specifications

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BrandINNO
ModelA3
CategoryCutter
LanguageEnglish