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1 Insert a Fiber SmartProbe + in the <strong>WireScope</strong> and a Fiber<br />

SmartProbe + in the DualRemote. They should both be multimo<strong>de</strong>.<br />

2 Connect a single fiber of each of two duplex test jumpers to the two<br />

Fiber SmartProbes + with the transmitter of each connected to the<br />

<strong>de</strong>tector of the other with no coupler.<br />

3 Turn on the <strong>WireScope</strong> and DualRemote.<br />

4 On the Fiber Main Menu, press Calibration. The Fiber Calibration<br />

screen displays as above.<br />

5 Choose Double En<strong>de</strong>d, and press Next. the Fiber Detection screen<br />

displays as above.<br />

6 When the message below the diagram reads, “Ready to Calibrate,”<br />

press OK. The Calibration window opens.<br />

7 When the window reads, “Calibration Successful,” press OK in the<br />

window. The Fiber Main Menu displays. Leave the transmitter<br />

connection to the Fiber SmartProbes intact. Remove both <strong>de</strong>tector<br />

connections and replace with the previously unused fiber of the<br />

duplex test jumper on each probe.<br />

Method C<br />

Method C is recommen<strong>de</strong>d for multi-fiber and small form factor (SFF)<br />

connectors.<br />

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SmartProbe + in the DualRemote. They should both be either<br />

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2 Connect special ST or SC to multi-fiber/SFF test jumpers to the two<br />

Fiber SmartProbes. These special transition jumpers are available<br />

from the connector manufacturers.<br />

3 Connect the test jumpers to each other, using a special reference<br />

jumper which mates with the multi-fiber/SFF connector. Special<br />

reference jumpers are manufacturer specific. Contact the connector<br />

manufacturer for <strong>de</strong>tails. Connect the <strong>WireScope</strong> transmitter to the<br />

DualRemote <strong>de</strong>tector, and vice versa.<br />

4 Turn on the <strong>WireScope</strong> and DualRemote, if necessary.<br />

5 On the Fiber Main Menu, press Calibration. The Fiber Calibration<br />

screen displays as above.<br />

6 Choose Double En<strong>de</strong>d, and press Next. the Fiber Detection screen<br />

displays as above.<br />

7 When the message below the diagram reads, “Ready to Calibrate,”<br />

press OK. The Calibration window opens.

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