PROLITE-105 manual - Test Equipment Depot
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1. Cat IV Industrial installations Page 4 05 2010 3 INSTALLATION 3 1 Power Supply The PROLITE 105 is a portable instrument powered by a rechargeable Li lon battery The instrument comes with a mains adapter which enables the PROLITE 105 to be plugged to the mains for operation and battery charging 3 1 1 Operation Using the Mains Adapter Connect the mains adapter to the PROLITE 105 through the external power connector 7 placed at the right side of the instrument Then connect the adapter to the mains to start up battery charging Next press the ON OFF 3 key Then the instrument starts working CAUTION Before using the mains adapter make sure that it is the appropriate one for your mains voltage The mains adapter is designed for indoor use 3 1 2 Operation Using the Battery Press the key ON OFF 3 to start the instrument powered by the battery When the battery is full loaded the PROLITE 105 has an autonomy aprox of 25 hours of continuous work in SEQ mode When the battery is flat the instrument will not start up or if working will switch off The LOW BATT indicator 1 will be lit whenever the battery charge is low Then a charge process is required 3 1 3 Battery Charging First switch off the PROLITE 105 in order to charge the battery Then connect the power input to the mains adapter Now connect the adapter to the mains Now you can observe that the indicator CHARGE cua 6 is lit in amber which indicates th2. a 23 1 C Internal modulation POWER SUPPLY Battery Low Battery Indicator Autonomy External Voltage Power Consumption Network charging adaptor 05 2010 1310 nm 1490 nm y 1550 nm 30 nm Laser Fabry Perot Laser DFB Type SC APC 0 dBm nominal on SM fibre lt 0 3 dB in one hour 1310 nm 270 Hz 1490 nm 1 kHz 1550 nm 2 kHz Li lon battery of 7 4 V LED light indicator 25 h Aprox In SEQ mode 12 V DC 12 W De 90 V a 250 V 50 60 Hz included Page 1 AXSPROMAX USER S MANUAL PROLITE 105 OPERATING ENVIRONMENTAL CONDTIONS Altitude Up to 2000 m Temperature range From 0 to 40 C Max Relative humidity 80 up to 31 C Decreasing lineally up to 50 at 40 C MECHANICAL FEATURES Dimensions 180 mm W x 95 mm HI x 50 mm D Weight 500 g battery included INCLUDED ACCESORIES AA 012 Car lighter adapter AL 101B Mains adapter 90 250 V AC CA 005 Power cable CEE 7 DC 272 Carrying case ACCESORIOS OPCIONALES DC 270 Transport suitcase RECOMMENDATIONS ABOUT THE PACKING It is recommended to keep all teh packing material in order to return the equipment if necessary to the Technical Service Page 2 05 2010 2 SAFETY RULES N 2 1 General safety rules Safety can not be assured if instructions are not closely followed The external DC chareger is a Class equipment for safety reasons plug it to a supply line with the corresponding ground termin
3. Test Equipment 99 Washington Street Melrose MA 02176 Phone 781 665 1400 1 800 517 8431 Toll Free 1 800 517 8431 L ANN TESEN PMNP pOr Con PROLITE 105 FUENTE DE LASER TRIPLE FTTH FTTH TRIPLE LASER SOURCE SOURCE DE LASER TRIPLE FTTH 0 MI1719 2x PROMAX USER S MANUAL proumes LAS PROMIAX TABLE OF CONTENTS gm OENE oy Renee ara peer ener eee ee ee ere ner rere arma rere teense tener es ee ree 1 1 1 Description eee ene ee enn en mee oi nee nee enn oer Te ee wernt ee er ey ee oR re 1 L2 S PSCC AN OS cress tes ctcet veccteeawscencecicind EE a e EEES 1 2 SAFETY RULES ceis dead deuntstaneind Quantal segs cade ese bead bee dancens God tanto 3 2 1 General safety rules ccsscteessaesseevsaxcueescaredecdarscueeaswanuacxedsedexsences exdedeugecteestwedavencanes 3 2 2 Specific Precautions for PROLITE 105 2 0 ccecccccesssssseeeeeeeeeeesseeeeseaneseeeeeseeas 4 2 3 Descriptive Examples of Over range Categories ccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeees 4 3 INSTALLATION gata ees se aE Eae sine 5 el OWE UID NY eeren a E dancictad cudddancveestecuddesaveads 5 3 1 1 Operation Using the Mains Adapter ccccccsssssseeeeeeesneeeeeeeeseseseseeeeeeeaees 5 3 1 2 Operation Using the Battery cccccccsssssscceeeeseesseeeeeeeessesseeeeeeseaeseeeeseeanees 5 Soll Battery Charging serie Ra 5 3 1 4 Recommendations using the battery snssoeeennenoseennnnnsnssrnnnrneennnnnnnnnsnnnn 6 3 2 Installation and St
4. al Use the mains adapter in Overvoltage Category and Pollution Degree 1 installations To use INDOOR When using some of the following accessories use only the specified ones to ensure safety Rechargeable battery Mains adapter Power cord Observe all specified ratings both of supply and measurement Use this instrument under the specified environmental conditions The user is not allowed to carry out the following maintenance operations Any change on the equipment must be carried out exclusively by technical staff Follow the cleaning instructions described in the Maintenance paragraph 05 2010 Page 3 AXPROMAX USER S MANUAL PROLITE 105 DIRECT CURRENT ON Supply ALTERNATING CURRENT OFF Supply DOUBLE INSULATION DIRECT AND ALTERNATING Class Il protection CAUTION GROUND TERMINAL Risk of electric shock PROTECTIVE CONDUCTOR CAUTION REFER TO MANUAL FRAME TERMINAL FUSE EQUIPMENT OR COMPONENT DA EQUIPOTENTIALITY TO BE RECYCLED 2 2 Specific Precautions for PROLITE 105 CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT CAUTION It is recommended not to look straight at the light beam The use of devices that are not specified by this manual and the internal manipulation of the instrument may cause harmful radiation 2 3 Descriptive Examples of Over range Categories Cat I Low voltage installations isolated from the mains Cat Il Portable domestic installations Cat Ill Fixed domestic installations
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6. cccaueeceeueeceeeeecsaseesseseeseuseeseaes 13 6 2 Measuring the reference POWET cccccceeeeeeeceeceeeeeaeeaeceseeeeeeeeeeeseeeaeaeaaaaaaes 13 6 3 Attenuation measurement in the optical communications network 006 14 AX PROMAX USER S MANUAL PROLITE 105 FTTH TRIPLE LASER SOURCE PROLITE 105 1 GENERAL 1 1 Description The PROLITE 105 laser light source emits light at three wavelength that are used to transmit data through optical fibre on FTTx networks 1310 for Upstream and 1490 and 1550 nm for Downstream It allows selecting easily the desired wavelength by means of direct access keys in order to generate a modulated signal or to activate the automatic operation mode These light sources may be modulated with 270 Hz in the case of the wavelength at 1310 nm 1 kHz at 1490 nm and 2 kHz at 1550 nm They are modulated at different frequencies to measure the attenuation of the fibre for the three wavelengths in combination with a power meter Such as PROLITE 63 or 65 Usually this measure is required to certificate telecommunications infrastructures The PROLITE series has been designed for starting up and maintaining fibre optic installations This series consists of the PROLITE 65 xPON tester the PROLITE 63 OPM and the PL330 and PL360 optical attenuators 1 2 Specifications AN Wavelengths A generated Tolerance Spectral width 1310 1550 1490 Output connector Output power Amplitude stability
7. e battery is charging Charging time depends on the state of the battery If the battery is flat the battery charging time is 3 hours aprox When battery is full loaded the charge indicator CHG 6 changes to green 05 2010 Page 5 AXSPROMAX USER S MANUAL PROLITE 105 3 1 4 Recommendations using the battery If anticipating a long period of inactivity for your instrument it is advisable to store it with the battery fully charged and at temperatures below 25 C It is also advisable in these cases to carry out a cycle of charging discharging and a subsequent half charge i e 50 every 3 months 3 2 Installation and Start up The PROLITE 105 has been designed for its use as a portable device To switch on the instrument press the key ON OFF 3 Page 6 05 2010 4 USER INSTRUCTIONS 4 1 Description of Controls and Elements Frontal Panel 1 LOW BATT 2 ON 3 05 2010 Figure 1 Front View of the PROLITE 105 BATTERY STATUS It indicates the status of the battery charge When it is illuminated it indicates that the battery level is low and it is going to switch off POWER LED When it is ON indicates that the unit is working ON OFF When pressing this key the unit turns on When pressing this key again for few seconds the unit turns off Page 7 AXPROMAX USER S MANUAL PROLITE 105 LASER LIGHT SOURCES It activates a source of light of 1310 nm 1490 nm or 1550 nm Th
8. ed see figure 3 gt Figure 3 Measurement of the reference power e Connect the light source to the power level meter by means of an optical fibre patch cord e Configure the PROLITE 65 to measure only at the wavelengths 1310nm 1490 nm and 1550nm by means of the function ATTENUATION TEST see that section on the PROLITE 65 user s manual 05 2010 Page 13 AXPROMAX USER S MANUAL PROLITE 105 e Select the 1310 nm output of the PROLITE 105 and take the reference value of the power at this wavelength with the PROLITE 65 see that section on the PROLITE 65 user s manual e Repeat the previous process for the wavelength at 1490 nm and 1550 nm 6 3 Attenuation measurement in the optical communications network Next the procedure to take the measurement is described see figure 4 DESTINATION NODE UV SOURCE NODE DESTINATION NODE DESTINATION NODE Figure 4 Attenuation measurement in the optical communications network va PROLITE 65 ny S PROLITE 105 A f A OPTICAL RED FIBRE Figure 5 e Connect the PROLITE 105 to the transmission node from the optical communications network that is desired to verify Page 14 05 2010 e Activate the SEQ 5 key of the PROLITE 105 The source will sequentially generate wavelengths at 1310 nm 1490 nm and 1550 nm e Connect the PROLITE 65 to the reception node from the optical communications network e To know the real val
9. ere is a button to activate each one When pressing on one of these buttons it turns on the corresponding source of continuous light When pressing again on the same button it switches to the same source of light but modulated At every press it switches between continuous and modulated light When pressing for more than one second it turns off the light These three light sources can work simultaneously 4 SEQUENCING It activates the sequencing mode on the light sources Light sources are also modulated When pressing again it turns off the sequencing mode 5 6 CHG CHARGE LED It indicates the state of the battery charge When the LED is in AMBER means that is charging When the LED is in GREEN means that is in full charge and it is being powered through the means Figure 2 Side view PROLITE 105 Page 8 05 2010 7 gt Connector SC APC Fibre signal output or active signals 8 Anchor Point conveyor belt al 9 12V External power input of 12 V 4 2 Operating Instructions The PROLITE 105 is a device easy to use that can be operate using only three keys one to select the wavelength and to turn on off the modulation of the laser one key to activate the sequencing mode and the key to turn on off the instrument 4 2 1 Selecting the active Wavelength The PROLITE 105 is a source of laser that can emit in three different wavelengths 1310 nm 1490 nm and 1550 nm It can emit these three waveleng
10. rticularly the viewfinders alcohol or its derivatives these products can attack the mechanical properties of the materials and diminish their useful time of life 05 2010 Page 11 AXPROMAX USER S MANUAL PROLITE 105 5 3 Components which user can not replace 5 3 1 Not replaceable fuses by user To be replaced by qualified personnel Its position identifier and characteristics are F1 FUS 2 5 A T125 V F2 FUS 7 A T 125 V Page 12 05 2010 6 APPENDIX A APPLICATION NOTE 6 1 Automatic Measurement of the optical attenuation for a fibre network at wavelengths A 1310 nm 1 1490 nm and A 1550 nm to certificate according telecommunication normatives Next it is described the procedure to take attenuation measurements for an optical communications network at the wavelengths of 1310 nm 1490 nm and 1550 nm by using the PROLITE 65 and the automatic mode of the PROLITE 105 The attenuation or losses in a cable or optical device corresponds to the difference between the input coupled power and the output obtained power 6 2 Measuring the reference power Before initiating the network attenuation measurement process it is advisable to register first the power measurement generated by the light source in combination with a PROLITE 65 and saving them in the memory By this way when measuring later the attenuation of the optical network the PROLITE 65 will indicate directly the value of the attenuation Next the procedure is describ
11. ths simultaneously The LED corresponding to the active source wavelength is in green When it is modulated it is in amber 05 2010 Page 9 AXPROMAX USER S MANUAL PROLITE 105 Pressing on the key of the wavelength lt 3 4 repeatedly it switches between continuous and modulated laser light To switch off the laser light you have to press for few seconds the key corresponding to the active wavelength until the LED turns off 4 2 2 Signal Modulation The PROLITE 105 can modulate the three wavelengths with an internal signal For the 1310 nm wavelength it uses a modulation frequency of 270 Hz For the 1490 nm and 1550 nm corresponds a modulation of 1 kHz and 2 kHz respectively In order to activate the modulation of the output signal you should press twice the key corresponding to the wavelength To disable the signal modulation you should press again the activation key The LED corresponding to the active wavelength will turn to green indicating the output signal is no longer being modulated 4 2 3 Automatic Sequential Mode Operation When pressing the key SEQ 5 the PROLITE 105 gets into the sequential mode operation At the optical output 9 will appear the 1310 nm signal After few seconds appears the 1490 nm signal after the same time appears the 1550 nm signal and then again the 1310 nm signal This process is repeated cyclically These three signals have been codified independently in order to allow a sim
12. ue of that measurement you must select the wavelength at 1310 nm on the optical meter Then select the wavelenght at 1490 nm and 1550 nm to know the real value at these wavelenths
13. ultaneous analysis through a proper optical meter like the PROLITE 65 of PROMAX Then it is not necessary to select each time the wavelength you want to measure During operation in sequential mode the signals are modulated To stop the sequential mode press again the key SEQ 5 Page 10 05 2010 5 MAINTENANCE J This part of the manual describes the maintenance procedures and the location of faults 5 1 Instructions for returning by mail Instruments returned to repair or calibrate either within or out of the guarantee period should be send with the following information Name of the Company name of the contact person address phone number receipt in the case of coverage under guarantee and a description of the problem or the service required 5 2 Maintenance instructions The maintenance steps to follow by the user consist of cleaning the cover and changing the battery All other operations must be carried out by authorised agents or by qualified personnel 5 2 1 Cleaning the cover CAUTION Do not use scented hydrocarbons or chlorized solvents Such products may attack the plastics used in the construction of the cover The cover should be cleaned by means of a light solution of detergent and water applied with a soft cloth Dry thoroughly before using the system again CAUTION To clean the contacts use a dry cloth Do not use a wet or damp cloth CAUTION Do not use for the cleaning of the front panel and pa
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