What to do if JGR MBR5 Measuring Instruments' warning devices have malfunctioning lasers?
If your JGR Measuring Instruments' warning devices have malfunctioning lasers, the device must be returned to the manufacturer for repair.
Details compliance with US Food and Drug Administration regulations for laser safety and labeling.
Outlines adherence to Canadian and International Electrotechnical Commission standards for safety and insulation.
Specifies conformity with European Union's EMC Directive and EN61326 standard for emission and immunity.
Provides a general description of the MBR5 meter's capabilities and its function.
Explains backreflection, loss, and power measurement principles and calculations.
Lists the primary technical capabilities, applications, and accessories of the MBR5 meter.
Details critical precautions for electrical shock, fuse replacement, and power disconnection.
Warns about potential eye injury from laser radiation and safe handling practices.
Guides users through checking the unit and its contents for damage or completeness.
Introduces the front and rear panels, keys, and LEDs of the MBR5 meter.
Details the steps required to turn on and initialize the MBR5 meter.
Provides step-by-step instructions for performing backreflection measurements.
Details procedures for measuring insertion loss and optical power.
Explains the method for terminating single-mode fiber to block backreflection.
Describes how to access and navigate through the device's user menu options.
Explains how to set the MBR5 to emulate JDSU meters for remote control.
Covers cleaning procedures for the unit and its connector ends.
Provides instructions for cleaning optical fiber connector ends.
Addresses problems related to front panel connectors and their maintenance.
Explains how losses and reflections affect measurement accuracy.
Discusses troubleshooting for laser power instability or low power messages.
Provides guidelines for safely packing and returning the unit for service.
Lists detailed technical parameters for optical and electrical performance.
Provides physical dimensions, weight, and environmental operating limits.
Outlines the format, syntax, and style for sending commands to the meter.
Explains how to correctly specify command paths for remote control.
Describes the input, output, and error queues for instrument communication.
Lists and describes standard commands defined by IEEE 488.2.
Details the hierarchical structure of SCPI commands for remote control.
Commands for switching to specified or next available wavelengths.
Commands for switching to specified or next channel numbers.
Commands for switching between operation modes like ABS, REL, BRM, DUL.
General| Brand | JGR |
|---|---|
| Model | MBR5 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
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