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Fujitsu CT114 Instruction Manual

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Large Diameter Optical Fiber Cleaver
Thank you for purchasing Fujikura's Large Diameter
Optical Fiber Cleaver.
Please read this instruction manual carefully
before operating the equipment.
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warnings contained in this manual.
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  • Page 1 Instruction Manual Large Diameter Optical Fiber Cleaver Thank you for purchasing Fujikura’s Large Diameter Optical Fiber Cleaver. Please read this instruction manual carefully before operating the equipment. Adhere to all safety instructions and warnings contained in this manual. Keep this manual in a safe place. There may be updates without notice.
  • Page 2 Please consent beforehand. The software equipped in the cleaver and its related documents are protected by copyright laws and international treaty provisions as well as other intellectual property laws. Copying some or all of instruction manual without notice is forbidden. Moreover, without permission from our company, it cannot be used on the Copyright Act except when used as an individual.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Safety Information ..........1 General Information ..........4 Introduction ......................4 Components ......................5 Description of Cleaver ..................7 Functions and Names of Sheet Keys ..............9 Touchscreen Operation and Function ............... 10 Touchscreen Operation and Composition ............11 How to Input Mode Title/Comment/Password ...........
  • Page 4 Table of Contents Setting Menu ............58 Settings Menu ....................58 Machine Settings ....................58 Menu Lock Settings ..................60 Maintenance Menu ..........62 Composition of Maintenance Menu ..............62 Touchscreen Calibration ................... 63 Blade Adjustment ....................63 Blade Replacement ................... 66 Fiber Holder Adapter Installation ...............

  • Page 5: Safety Information

    Safety Information Thank you for purchasing Fujikura’s Large Diameter Optical Fiber Cleaver In this instruction manual, the processes and procedures are doumented which should be observed in order to use this product safely. This cleaver has been designed for cleaving glass optical fibers and capillary tubes. Cleaving should not be attempted on anything other than a glass optical fiber or a capillary tube with this product The following symbols are used in this...
  • Page 6 Safety Information WARNING / CAUTION Disconnect the AC power cord from the AC adapter plug or the wall outlet immediately if a user observes the following: • Fumes, bad smell, noise, or overheating occurs. • Liquid or foreign matter falls into this product. •...
  • Page 7 Safety Information WARNING / CAUTION Do not store the cleaver in any place where temperature and/or humidity are extremely high. Such environments may cause damage to the cleaver. Do not place the cleaver in an unstable or unbalanced position. The cleaver may shift or lose balance, causing it to fall.

  • Page 8: General Information

    This Cleaver (CT114) is for use with a single optical fiber. In order to master the CT114, read this instruction manual. CT114 This model is applicable for cleaving up to 660μm diameter fiber. This CT114 model does not have the angled cleaving unit. Notes LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Monitor The machine has an LCD monitor.

  • Page 9: Components

    General Information Components The items in the standard package are as follows. Confirm that all items are included. Standard Package List Model name: CT114 Large diameter cleaver [CT114] Name Item Amount AC Adapter ADC-21 AC Cord ACC-** USB Cable USB-01...
  • Page 10 General Information Additional Options List Name Item Remarks Lower Insert 107μm INSERT-L-80-02 167μm INSERT-L-125-02 INSERT-L-160-02 213μm INSERT-L-250-02 333μm INSERT-L-400-02 533μm 500 side 667μm INSERT-L-500-750-02 750 side 1000μm 1000 side 1272μm INSERT-L-1000-1250-02 1250 side 1120 1522μm 1500 side 1370 1772μm INSERT-L-1500-1750-02 1750 side 1620 2015μm...

  • Page 11: Description Of Cleaver

    General Information Description of Cleaver Connector Cover Clamp Blade Cover Clamp Lower Insert Lower Insert Backstop Scale Handle Handle Sheetkeys CT114_Rev2...
  • Page 12 General Information Front Upper Insert Clamp Clamp Handle Handle LCD Monitor Right USB Port DC Power Port CT114_Rev2...

  • Page 13: Functions And Names Of Sheet Keys

    General Information Functions and Names of Sheet Keys DOWN key RESET key SET key ON/OFF key Fn key UP key Key Name Key Function ON/OFF Turns the power on and off. Power Adjusts the brightness of the screen by pressing the UP key at the [READY] screen.

  • Page 14: Touchscreen Operation And Function

    General Information Touchscreen Operation and Function This product has a touchscreen monitor. The operator can select or change settings by touching the icons on the monitor. The icons on the [READY] screen and their functions are as follows: Function Displays the cleaving procedure. Follow instructions shown. Displays the current cleave mode.

  • Page 15: Touchscreen Operation And Composition

    General Information Touchscreen Operation and Composition [READY] Screen Upper Insert Cleave Mode Lower Insert Icon Description The current cleave mode is displayed. Cleave Mode Make sure that the selected cleave mode is appropriate for the optical fiber in use. The required insert sizes for the selected cleave mode are Upper / Lower displayed.

  • Page 16: How To Input Mode Title/Comment/Password

    General Information How to Input Mode Title/Comment/Password The Keyboard shown below is shown at the [Mode Title/Comments/Password] input menu. Touch the keyboard to type the text you wish to input. Use the icons to move the position of the cursor. curso If you mistype, touch the icon to delete text.

  • Page 17: Set Up The Cleaver

    Set Up the Cleaver How to Install the Inserts Select the inserts according to the cladding diameter and the jacket diameter of the optical fiber being cleaved. The coating-side of the optical fiber will be held by the left clamp unit, and the bare, cladding-side of the optical fiber will be held by the right clamp unit.
  • Page 18 Set Up the Cleaver Installing the lower insert with no fiber guide Confirm that the end of the insert aligns with the edge of the clamp. Install the same type of inserts on both the left and right side. Align the end faces When installing the lower insert with no fiber guide, it must be oriented so that the identification engraving can be read.
  • Page 19 Set Up the Cleaver Tighten set screws after confirming the lid will close Do not overtighten the screws. Excessive torque may damage the clamp or the insert. If the tip of the screw is damaged, replace it with a spare screw. Select the appropriate insert by referring to the Selection Guide.

  • Page 20: How To Replace The Inserts

    Set Up the Cleaver How to Replace the Inserts Remove the Inserts Loosen the screws (circled in red) with a hex wrench (HEX-01) and remove the Lower Insert or Upper Insert as shown below. Lower Insert Upper Insert Replace the insert with the appropriate size for the cladding or coating diameter of the optical fiber.

  • Page 21: Selection Guide For Choosing Appropriate Inserts

    Set Up the Cleaver Selection Guide for Choosing Appropriate Inserts See the following table to select proper inserts. The numbers in the table refer to applicable fiber diameters in microns (μm) for each combination of upper and lower inserts. The inserts above 500μm diameter fibers have grooves on both sides. There are markings on either side that shows the fiber diameter of each.

  • Page 22: Fiber Holder Adapter Installation

    Set Up the Cleaver Fiber Holder Adapter Installation The Fiber Holder series FH-100 and FH110 can be used with the Fiber Holder Adapter (FHA-CT115). When attaching the Fiber Holder Adapter, select the [Fiber Holder Adapter Installation] option in the [Maintenance Menu], then use the included hex wrench (HEX-01) and follow the machine’s prompts to install the Fiber Holder Adapter.
  • Page 23 Set Up the Cleaver 5. Align the two large pins in the underside of the Fiber Holder Adapter to the holes shown below, circled in red. 6. Once set in place, tighten the two hex screws to secure the Fiber Holder Adapter. Slide the Fiber Holder Adapter platform so that the mark is aligned to the 12mm position.

  • Page 24: Using The Fiber Holder Adapter

    Set Up the Cleaver Using the Fiber Holder Adapter The fiber holder functions become available when the Fiber Holder Adapter is attached to the device. Even with a fiber holder in place, the cleaver uses only the left and right clamps to apply tension.
  • Page 25 Set Up the Cleaver Fiber Holder Adapter Position Adjustment Align the Fiber Holder Adapter position according to the splicer settings. Example: Using an FSM-100 series splicer, the total fiber length from the fiber holder is 12mm by default, so the cleave length is set to 9mm. Total Fiber length from the fiber holder : 12mm When an FSM-100 series splicer is used in the standard position, set the Fiber Holder...
  • Page 26 Set Up the Cleaver Refer to the following table for the anther cleave length options. Cleave length Coating length Total fiber length Normal splicing Standard 12mm Coating clamp splicing Normal splicing 11mm Coating clamp splicing Optional Normal splicing 10mm 13mm Coating clamp splicing CT114_Rev2...
  • Page 27 Set Up the Cleaver Fiber Holder Management with FH110 fiber holders. When a FH110 fiber holder is placed onto the Fiber Holder Adapter, the cleaver will automatically select the cleave mode that is registered to the fiber holder. 1. When loading the FH110 on the Fiber Holder Adapter, the fiber holder name appears in the “Fiber Name”...
  • Page 28 Set Up the Cleaver Using a fiber holder with the Fiber Holder Adapter Open the lid of the fiber holder before cleaving the fiber (shown below). FH-100 FH110 Always leave the fiber holder lid open when cleaving with the Fiber Holder Adapter.

  • Page 29: How To Adjust The Clamp Force

    Set Up the Cleaver How to Adjust the Clamp Force Clamping the fiber with an appropriate level of force will stabilize the cleave quality. The magnet positions are different for each mode. Adjust the magnet position as displayed in the selected mode. Confirm the magnet’s position The upper and lower magnet positions are indicated by the illustration on the [READY]...
  • Page 30 Set Up the Cleaver Adjusting the clamping force The clamping force of the CT114 can be adjusted by the changing the magnet positions and tightening the clamp lid screw. Magnets Clamp lid screw The clamp lid screw is used for There are 4 magnets in the clamp lid.

  • Page 31: How To Change The Magnets' Position

    Set Up the Cleaver How to Change the Magnets’ Position Each magnet is secured with a set screw, located in the upper clamp lid. There is one set screw for each magnet, so when you want to change the position of a magnet, loosen the set screw of the desired magnet using the included hex wrench.
  • Page 32 Set Up the Cleaver 3. Tighten the set screws with hex wrench. (HEX-01) Do not forget to tighten the set screws after changing the magnet position. Over-tightening the set screws may cause the magnets to break. CT114_Rev2...

  • Page 33: Power Supply

    Set Up the Cleaver Power Supply 1. Only use a genuine Fujikura AC adapter and AC power cord. AC power cord [ACC-**] AC Adapter [ADC-21] 2. Plug in the AC cord and insert the AC cord into the AC port of the AC Adapter. Connect the to Cleaver ACC-** to wall...

  • Page 34: Turning Power On/Off

    Set Up the Cleaver Turning Power ON/OFF Turning the cleaver ON 1. Remove any fiber before powering on the cleaver. It is possible for the left clamp to impact and break fibers, since the left clamp stage moves forward to “Reset” when the power is turned on. 2.
  • Page 35 Set Up the Cleaver Turning the cleaver OFF 1. Remove any fiber before powering off the cleaver. 2. Press the ON/OFF key and hold until the red LED turns on. It is possible for the left clamp to impact and break fibers, since the left clamp stage moves forward when the power is turned off.

  • Page 36: Sheet Key Operations On The [Ready] Screen

    Set Up the Cleaver Sheet Key Operations on the [READY] Screen Use the sheet keys for the following operations on the [READY] screen. Screen Brightness The monitor may appear different depending on the working environment, press the UP key to go to the [LCD Brightness] menu, and touch the UP/DOWN icons to adjust the screen brightness.

  • Page 37: Cleaving Operation

    Cleaving Operation Selecting a Cleave Mode Select the insert according to the cladding diameter and the coating diameter of the optical fiber being cleaved. When the insert is changed, select an appropriate cleave mode, or edit the cleave mode to reflect the appropriate clamp diameter. 1.

  • Page 38: Loading Fiber Into The Cleaver

    Cleaving Operation Loading Fiber into the Cleaver 1. When the screen shows “[READY],” confirm that no fiber is loaded in the cleaver, then press the SET key. The left clamp will move to the position determined by the [Left Clamp Position] setting in the cleave parameters. *Skip this step if the monitor shows [FIBER SET OPERATION].* 2.
  • Page 39 Cleaving Operation 4. Clean the insert with an alcohol-impregnated cotton swab. If the inserts are not clean enough, the fiber may slip during cleaving. Always inspect the insert before cleaving. If the insert is dirty, clean with alcohol. 5. Remove the coating from the fiber and clean the cladding and the coating surface to be clamped with an alcohol-moistened wipe.
  • Page 40 Cleaving Operation 7. Close the left clamp lid gently without closing the release lever. 7. Close the right clamp lid gently without closing the release lever. Release lever is returned to its Release lever is closed original position If the lever doesn’t latch, check for dust or debris in the clamp. Take care to always gently open and close the clamp lids.
  • Page 41 Cleaving Operation 8. Press the SET key to begin applying tension to the fiber. Applying the cleave tension… Do not touch the clamps or the fiber while tension is applied. 9. If “[Pause For Backstop set]” is “ON,” the cleave operation will pause after tension is applied.

  • Page 42: Removing The Fiber

    Cleaving Operation Removing the Fiber 1. After cleaving, the left clamp will retract and then pause when the Fiber Holder Adapter is not installed. When the Fiber Holder Adapter is installed, the left clamp does not move after cleaving. After cleaving is finished 2.

  • Page 43: Fiber Position Adjustment

    Fiber Position Adjustment Fiber Position Confirmation When the cleave angle and shape are unstable, there is possibly a height misalignment between the left and right clamps. In this case, use the Fiber Height Checking Mirror (CM- CT115) to find the height difference between the left and right sides. Fiber Height Checking Mirror (CM-CT115) Normally, there is not much difference between the cleaving diameter and coating, but any...
  • Page 44 Fiber Position Adjustment Follow the on-screen instructions. A cleaving operation will start after a fiber is loaded. After cleaving, the screen will show the message circled below. 5. Remove the blade cover, then attach the Fiber Height Checking Mirror in its place. Fiber Height Checking Mirror Remove Blade Cover...
  • Page 45 Fiber Position Adjustment 7. Inspect the fiber with a microscope. Inspect the difference between the centers of each fiber. Reflected fibers on the mirror Reflected fibers on the mirror Difference Difference Right-side fiber Right-side fiber Install a thicker shim. Install a thinner shim. The left fiber position is low.

  • Page 46: How To Replace The Shims

    Fiber Position Adjustment How to Replace the Shims The height difference between the left and right side is adjusted by changing the thickness of the shim under the insert base of the left clamp. If cleaving results are not stable or the height difference between the left and right fibers after cleaving is large, change the thickness of the shims to adjust the fiber height.

  • Page 47: Daily Maintenance

    Daily Maintenance Daily Maintenance Clean the blade and backstop before cleaving operation to prevent poor cleave results. Remove Scale Base Remove Blade Cover Cleaning the Backstop Wipe the backstop with a cotton swab dipped in 99% alcohol. Cleaning the Cleaver Blade Lightly wipe the sides of the cleaver blade with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol.

  • Page 48: Cleave Menu

    Cleave Menu Composition of Cleave Menu Cleave mode parameters and other settings common to all cleave modes can be chosen in this menu. Here, you can also reference cleave result memory. Item Description Select Cleave Mode Choose cleave mode according to fiber type. Memory Retrieve cleave results and associated parameters.
  • Page 49 Cleave Menu Viewing or Editing Cleave Mode Parameters in each cleave mode can be modified. To edit parameters, follow the steps below: 1. In the [Cleave Mode] menu, touch the icon or move the cursor to the cleave mode to be modified. Press the SET key to display [Fundamental Settings]. 2.
  • Page 50 Cleave Menu Creating or Erasing a Cleave Mode How to create a cleave mode Standard cleave modes are available when the cleaver is delivered, and all other modes are displayed as [BLANK]. Follow the procedures below to add a new mode. 1.
  • Page 51 Cleave Menu Copy a Cleave Mode You can copy a cleave mode to a new slot by following the steps below: 1. In the [Cleave Mode] menu, select the cleave mode you want to copy, then press icon to display the [Copy Cleave Mode] screen. 2.

  • Page 52: Cleave Mode Parameters

    Cleave Menu Cleave Mode Parameters Cleave modes consists of the following parameters. Clamp Control Parameters Fiber Tension Parameters Cleaving Blade Control Parameters Fundamental Settings The parameters of the fibers to be cleaved are in the table below. Parameter Description Fundamental Settings Displays the stored list of fiber types.

  • Page 53: Fiber Type

    Cleave Menu Fiber Type In [Fiber Type] you can set up a cleave mode based on the information for fibers listed in the table below. Select the closest cleave mode to the fiber to be cleaved. Cleave Mode Description BLANK This option will erase the cleave mode parameters.

  • Page 54: Special Settings

    Cleave Menu Special Settings This parameter is displayed when the cleave mode is changed from “Normal” to “Special”. Unlike the “Normal” mode, the special mode can cleave the fiber, leaving fewer scores from the cleaving blade. Parameter Description Special Settings Re-Tension Step Sets the tension increment value during special mode operation.

  • Page 55: Clamp Settings

    Cleave Menu Clamp Settings The left clamp home position can be set. Parameter Description Clamp Settings Sets the distance between right edge of the left clamp and cleaving Left Clamp Position blade. Tension Settings The tension force and related parameters can be set. Parameter Description Tension Settings...

  • Page 56: Blade Settings

    Cleave Menu Blade Settings The parameters of the cleaving blade can be set. Parameter Description Blade Settings Blade Speed Sets the speed of cleaving blade during oscillation. Sets the cleaving blade forward distance. Blade Forward Steps This parameter cannot be set smaller than “Blade Reverse Steps.”...

  • Page 57: Backstop Setting

    Cleave Menu Backstop Setting The backstop parameter can be set to ON or OFF. Parameter Description Backstop Settings Pause for Backstop Set Toggles the Pause for setting the backstop ON or OFF. The backstop is already set to be used in cleave modes for the fibers listed below;...

  • Page 58: Cleave Result Memory

    Cleave Menu Cleave Result Memory This Cleaver stores up to 10,000 cleave results. The following data are automatically stored in the memory. Cleave Mode Cleave Parameters Cleave Errors Cleaving Blade Condition Stored Date Referring to or Erasing Cleave Results Cleave results stored in the memory can be displayed. Comments can be added or edited. How to display cleave result data 1.
  • Page 59 Cleave Menu 2. The list of cleave results will be displayed. The memory can be selected by following two methods. 1) Move the cursor to a memory file and press the SET key. UP/DOWN Select using the keys, then press the SET key 2) Move the slider on the right side to scroll the pages.
  • Page 60 Cleave Menu 3. For adding or editing comments, press the SET key to display the [Input Comment] screen. How to delete cleave result data 1. In [Refer to Cleave Memory] screen, move the cursor and select the memory file to be deleted.

  • Page 61: Cleave Memory Comment

    Cleave Menu Clear all cleave result data All cleave results can be cleared at once. 1. Move cursor to “Clear All Cleave Memory” in the [Memory] menu and press the SET key. 2. Press the SET key again to clear all cleave result data. SET key Referring to Cleave Results with Error Message(s) Cleave results having some error are shown.

  • Page 62: Setting Menu

    Setting Menu Settings Menu The configuration of machine can be changed in the [Settings Menu] screen. Item Description Changes the settings related to the operation of the cleaver Machine Settings itself Menu Lock Settings Allows certain functions to be restricted by an administrator. Machine Settings The parameters related to basic operation of the cleaver itself can be changed.
  • Page 63 Settings Menu Machine Settings Item Description Basic Settings Language Sets the language used on the cleaver. Buzzer Volume Sets the volume of the buzzer. LCD Brightness Adjusts the brightness of the screen. Calendar Sets the date/time on the cleaver. By default, the Fn key shortcut is set to “Basic Settings” under the [Settings Menu].

  • Page 64: Menu Lock Settings

    Settings Menu Menu Lock Settings Supervisors can limit available functions/parameters using [Menu Lock Settings]. 1. Select “Menu Lock Settings” in [Settings Menu] and press the SET key. 2. Enter the password set in “Menu Lock Password”. * Refer to the table below. Item Description Password Setting...
  • Page 65 Settings Menu How to enter “Menu Lock Settings” 1. Select “Menu Lock Settings” in the [Settings Menu] screen and press the SET key. 2. “Enter Password” screen will appear. Input the password using the keypad. 3. After entering the password, press the or the SET key.

  • Page 66: Maintenance Menu

    Maintenance Menu Composition of Maintenance Menu The cleaver provides the ability for users to perform routine maintenance. This section describes how to use the maintenance menu to maintain your cleaver. 1. Press the DOWN key from the [READY] or [RESET] state to enter the main menu.

  • Page 67: Touchscreen Calibration

    Maintenance Menu Touchscreen Calibration This function enables calibration of the touchscreen. Use this function if the touchscreen does not respond when you press it Procedure 1. Select [Touchscreen Calibration] in the [Maintenance Menu]. 2. The screen will change and will display instructions. Follow the instructions to complete the touchscreen calibration.
  • Page 68 Maintenance Menu 2. On the following screen, select the appropriate cleave mode for adjustment and press the SET key. 3. When the following message is shown, confirm that fiber is not loaded in the cleaver and press the SET key. Cleaver will “Reset.” 4.
  • Page 69 Maintenance Menu 5. After tension is applied to the fiber, the following message will be shown: Press the UP key to move the cleaving blade near the fiber. The final adjustment will performed by the machine, so the initial blade position does not have to be precise.

  • Page 70: Blade Replacement

    Maintenance Menu Blade Replacement When all positions of the cleaver blade have been used, replace the cleaver blade by the following procedure: Be careful not to injure your hands or fingers with cleaver blade. Be careful not to drop anything into the machine. Do not use anything other than a (CB-06A) cleaver blade.
  • Page 71 Maintenance Menu 4. Use the included 1.5mm hex wrench (HEX-01) to loosen the scale base screw and remove the scale base. 5. Loosen the blade cover screw and remove the blade cover. 6. Remove the cleaver blade. CT114_Rev...
  • Page 72 Maintenance Menu 7. Attach the new cleaver blade to the blade arm. Install the blade cover and tighten the blade cover screw. Install the scale base and tighten the scale base screw. 10. Turn on the cleaver and the “Blade Adjustment” function will show up automatically. Perform a “Blade Adjustment”...

  • Page 73: Fiber Holder Adapter Installation

    Maintenance Menu Fiber Holder Adapter Installation To attach the Fiber Holder Adapter, use the following process: “Fiber Name” icon is a shortcut to the menu that holds the “Fiber Holder Adapter installation” function. Procedure 1. Press the DOWN key in the [Ready] or [Reset] state. 2.

  • Page 74: Fiber Position Confirmation

    Maintenance Menu Fiber Position Confirmation The fiber height of the left and right fibers can be confirmed with the Fiber Height Checking Mirror (CM-CT115). 1. Remove the scale base and select the [Fiber Position Confirmation] function in [Maintenance Menu], then press the SET key. 2.
  • Page 75 Maintenance Menu 4. Position a microscope directly above the cleaver to use the Fiber Height Checking Mirror for inspection. Overhead View Microscope Cleaving Blade 5. Inspect the fiber with a microscope. Inspect the difference between the centers of each fiber. Difference Difference Right-side fiber...

  • Page 76: Diagnostic Test

    Maintenance Menu Diagnostic Test The cleaver has a built in diagnostic test function. This operates as a “check-up” and tests all the primary mechanized functions of the cleaver. When an issue arises with the cleaver’s movement, run this function. Check Item Description Motor Check Checks the motors’...

  • Page 77: Fiber Holder Management

    Maintenance Menu Fiber Holder Management When using the FH110 fiber holders, you can link a cleave mode to the FH110 fiber holder being used. Press the ENT key to go the [Fiber Holder Management] in the [Maintenance Menu] or touch the icon as shown below. (OR) 1.

  • Page 78: Maintenance Information

    General information and maintenance information on this equipment can be found in the [Maintenance Information] menu. Item Description Machine Type Displays the Model of cleaver (eg. “CT114” Serial Num. Serial number of the cleaver. Version Current firmware version. Blade Position Cleave blade position, cleave count, blade life.

  • Page 79: Error Message List

    Error Message List Error Message List Follow the solution as shown in the list below. If the listed solution does not eliminate the problem, the cleaver may require service by a qualified servicer. Consult an authorized distributor and provide the following information: Model name Serial number Situation when the error occurs...

  • Page 80: Questions And Troubleshooting

    Questions and Troubleshooting Power Supply (1) Power does not turn on when pressing the ON/OFF key. Press and hold the power button until the LED color changes to green. (2) Power does not turn off when pressing ON/OFF key. Pressing the button quickly will not turn off the cleaver. This is to prevent accidental shutdown.

  • Page 81: Supervisor Settings

    Questions and Troubleshooting (5) Cleave angle is too large / Cleave shape is not good Dust or dirt may be on the cleaver blade and insert. Refer to the [Daily Maintenance] and [Loading Fiber into the Cleaver] section and clean them. There is a possibility of improper [Cleave Tension].

  • Page 82: Other

    Others Certificate The optical fiber Cleaver (CT114) uses RFID technology. Typical certification or regulations are below. United States FCC FCC ID: 2A9PZ-CT11X Contains FCC ID: QOQ-BGM220S2 FCC CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
  • Page 83 Others Canada ISED IC: 29835-CT11X Contains IC: 5123A-BGM220S2 This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s licence-exempt RSS(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause interference. 2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

  • Page 84: Warranty And Contact Address

    Warranty and Contact Address Warranty Warranty period and limits If the cleaver becomes out of order within one year from the date of delivery, we will repair it free of charge. However, note that repairs will be charged for the following cases regardless of the warranty period: 1.

  • Page 85: Contact Address

    Warranty and Contact Address Contact Address Inquiries concerning products should be made to the nearest Fujikura authorized distributor or one of the following: Fujikura Europe Ltd. C51 Barwell Business Park Leatherhead Road, Chessington, Surrey KT9 2NY, UK General inquiries: +44-20-8240-2000 Service &...

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