LANTEK User Manual - Ideal Industries
LANTEK User Manual - Ideal Industries
LANTEK User Manual - Ideal Industries
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CHAPTER 5<br />
FIBER OPTICS CABLE FIELD<br />
CALIBRATION AND TESTING<br />
(FIBERTEK TM )<br />
SETTING AUTOTEST PREFERENCES<br />
Autotest is the most frequently used test mode. A number of preferences can be<br />
selected for the Autotest function:<br />
‣ Autosave<br />
‣ Pass Fail<br />
‣ Disable Fiber Autotest Length<br />
1. From the Display Handset Tools screen, select the Preferences.<br />
2. Select Autotest Preferences.<br />
3. From the open Autotest Preferences screen, set the preferences as required.<br />
Note: It is important that your fiber autotest settings match your certification<br />
requirements.<br />
SPECIFYING A MODULE (FIBER TYPE)<br />
The <strong>LANTEK</strong> must be configured by selecting the fiber test mode that corresponds to<br />
the FIBERTEK module installed in the handset.<br />
1. Select the Fiber Optics on the Display Handset Ready screen. The Fiber Cable Type<br />
screen appears.<br />
2. Highlight the option that corresponds to the installed FIBERTEK module.<br />
3. If the loss budget has already been set, press ENTER to continue with the<br />
previously set values.<br />
OR:<br />
4. Press the key to enter the loss budget mode.<br />
Loss Budget Description<br />
The loss budget setting adjusts the pass/fail threshold for attenuation measurements<br />
made with FIBERTEK. Since the loss budget value does not affect the actual<br />
attenuation measurements, this function is for informative purposes only. When the<br />
measured attenuation is less than or equal to the loss budget, a is displayed. If<br />
the attenuation is greater than the loss budget, a<br />
can be set in one of two ways:<br />
is displayed. The loss budget<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> Loss Budget configures a fixed loss limit value for each applicable<br />
wavelength. This mode is useful when the acceptable system loss has been specified<br />
or when testing to application specific limits such as those listed in Appendix C, Fiber<br />
Optic Cabling Standards and Application Requirements.<br />
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