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4.Splice program｜Splice program editable items
4. Splice program
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Splice program editable items
Editable items Details
Operator Administrator
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Name Allows to edit splice program name
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Abbreviated name
Allows to edit heater program name which
is displayed on the main splice screen.
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Template
Views an original Splice Program which was
copied.
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Note
Allows to add a note to the selected splice
program. (up to 21 characters)
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Arc Power Sets the arc power. Generally it is automati-
cally set by an arc test and does not need
to be changed. It is displayed as [Standard
+ XX] and [Standard] represents the arc
power which has been set. [+ XX] can be
manually edited.
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Auto Arc Power Automatically optimizes arc power. (Select
ON⇔OFF）
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Gapset Position Sets the position of splicing fibers. Gener-
ally it is automatically set by an arc test and
does not need to be changed.
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Cleaning Arc Time Sets the time for cleaning arc to remove
dust on optical fiber.
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Gap Sets the gap between fiber end faces before
arc fusion.
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Cleave Angle Limit Sets the threshold of cleave angle. If a read-
ing exceeds the threshold, the splicer will
give an error.
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Arc Time
Sets the arc fusion time
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Prefuse Time Sets the time between start of arc fusion
and feeding of fibers.
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Prefuse Power Sets the power for pre arc fusion.
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Overlap Sets the distance of feeding fiber.
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Fiber Pulling ON or OFF the action of pulling fiber after
overlapping fiber.
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Fiber Pulling Start*
Sets the time of pulling fiber.
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Fiber Pulling Length*
Sets the distance of pulling fiber.
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Fiber Pulling Speed*
Sets the speed of pulling fiber.
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Align method Sets the alignment method for fibers to be spliced.
Choose from “Core”, and ”Diameter”.
“Core”…Aligns center of right and left optical fiber
cores.
“Diameter”…Aligns center of right and left optical
fiber diameters.
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*Appears when Fiber Pulling is set to ON.
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