Fiber Optic Handling And Acceptance Criteria - Nokia 7360 Intelligent Services Access Manager FX Series Hardware Installation Manual

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27 Fiber optic handling and
27.1 Overview
This section describes the handling of fiber optic devices and acceptance criteria for
fiber optic device inspections.
Fiber optic connectors and receptacles must be clean and free of cracks, scratches,
pits, and other surface distortions, for the connections to perform properly.
Observe the following:
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acceptance criteria
27.1 Overview
27.2 Handling considerations
27.3 Acceptance criteria for fiber optic device inspections
27.4 Fiber optic jumper cable care
27.5 Inspection of fiber optic devices
Never look into the end of an optical fiber while
Danger —
optical power is being applied to the fiber. When cleaning or
taking measurements, avoid eye exposure to open-ended
fibers and optical connectors. The fibers and connectors may
be connected to a laser transmitter. Use a microscope and
video monitor when inspecting the end-face.
Warning 1 —
optic connectors before connecting them to any equipment.
Warning 2 —
otherwise the fiber optic equipment may become
contaminated.
Warning 3 —
receptacles are connected for the first time, or if there is
evidence of contamination.
Warning 4 —
touch the surface of the connector with your fingers.
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Fiber optic handling and acceptance criteria

Always inspect and, if necessary, clean the fiber
Always use the proper cleaning materials,
Clean fiber optic receptacles only when the
While cleaning a fiber optic connector, do not
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