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USER MANUAL ALK-T3 Vevor

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OPTICAL FIBER FUSION SPLICER MODEL:ALK-T3

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VEVOR®

TOUGH TOOLS, HALF PRICE

OPTICAL FIBER FUSION

SPLICER

MODEL: ALK-T3

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Warning:

Please strictly follow the safety guidance of the manual in application of the optical fiber fusion splicer(Hereinafter referred to as Splicer). The ignorance or violence of the rules or notice stressed in the manual may cause electric shock, fire disaster and injuries to users. The manufacturer shall take no responsibilities of accidents caused by improper use.

1. The input voltage of this model of machine is definite; please do not use the voltage outside the scope. Please use the correct AC and DC power supply.
2. When the fusion splicer comes across the following failures, please immediately remove the AC power cord from the power supply input and turn off the fusion splicer, otherwise will lead to the incapable of the repairing and even will cause personal injury, death and fire.

★ Smoke, smell, noise or heat anomaly

★ Broken or damaged machines

★ Liquid or foreign matter enters the interior of the machine

1. This model of fusion splicer does not have the need to maintain internal components, dismantling of fusion splicer and power modules is prohibited; any mistake in maintenance will lead to the machine beyond repair even causing bodily harm.
2. The machine has strictly limitation to the power supply module used.
3. The fusion splicer is prohibited to be used under the environment with the inflammable liquid or flammable gas; otherwise will lead to fire, explosion and other serious consequences.

- Disclaimer Clause

The Company does not assume any liability for all damage caused by the use of non original battery.

- To avoid possible wrong operation or insecurity, a valid ground three-hole socket must be used when AC/DC adaptor access to AC 220V 50HZ power.

CORRECT DISPOSAL

This product is subject to the provision of European Directive 2012/19/EC. The symbol showing a wheelie bin crossed through indicates that the product requires separate refuse collection in the European Union. This applies to the product and all accessories marked with this symbol. Products marked as such may not be discarded with normal domestic waste, but must be taken to a collection point for recycling electrical and electronic devices

BATTERY DISPOSAL

To minimize hazards to health and the environment at the end of this product's life, laws dealing with Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and The Waste Battery Directive require you to dispose of this product at a suitable collection facility where it will be sent in order to remove the batteries and for appropriate recycling. Please contact your local authorities for more details on recycling and safe disposal of these in your area.

FCC INFORMATION

CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment!

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1) This product may cause harmful interference.
2) This product must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

WARNING: Changes or modifications to this product not expressly approved by the party. Responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the product.

Note: This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules, These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

This product generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this product does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the product off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures.

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the distance between the product and receiver.
• Connect the product to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for assistance.

1. Working Environment

1.1 Cautions for use/storage of the splicer:

● Working Temperature: -10^ +45^
● Temperature Limitation: -20^ +55^
● Working Humidity: ≤95%RH (No condensation)
● Maximum Wind Speed: 15m / s
- Storage Conditions: - 10°C \~ +45°C (With Battery, No Condensation) -20°C + 60°C (No Battery, No Condensation)

Don't use the splicer in environment vulnerable to fire, explosion in case any fire disaster or explosion caused.

Don't use or store the splicer in environment of high temperature or high humidity in case any damages to the machine caused. When the splicer is moved from low temperature environment to environment of higher temperature please take possible warming up measures to eliminate condensation.

Please take suitable dust-resistance measures when using the machine in dusty environment to prevent lots of dust getting into the machines and causing device malfunction.

2. Power Supply

Please use the matching accessories of the splicer and don't use any power adapter, battery or power cord that are not specified in the instruction.

Please don't use the splicer under the voltages that are not specified for the model in case any fire disasters or electric shock caused. The customized car charger power cord is only available for 12V power supply of gasoline cars. In any circumstances, users shall not use it on diesel car with 24V power supply.

3. Battery

Please strictly follow the instructions when using the battery. Improper use of battery may cause battery heating up, burst, explosion, fire disaster or injuries to users.

Please do not charge the battery with methods that are not specified in the manual.

Do not dispose the battery in fire.

Do not reverse the positive and negative poles.

Do not expose the discharging battery under sunshine or in environment with high temperature or in fire.

Do not throw or strike on the battery.

If the battery electrolyte leaks out, please handle it carefully. If user's skin or eyes are contaminated by electrolyte accidentally, please wash it thoroughly and look for medical help immediately. At the same time please inform the after-sales department to handle the battery.

4. Other Cautions

Please prevent any liquid or metal materials getting into the internal structure of the product, or possible fire, electric shock or product malfunction may be caused. Once water or any metal materials get into the

product please stop using, cut the power supply, turn off the equipment and contact the maintenance service department.

Please do not touch the electrodes when the equipment is working in case getting hurt by the high voltage. Please do cut the power supply and turn off the equipment before changing electrodes.

Do not disassemble or demolish the splicer, its battery or its adapter in case overheating, burst or fire disaster caused.

Except the components that are allowed to be changed in this manual please do not try to demolish any parts of the splicer. The maintenance or repair of the equipment must be operated by professional technicians from our company, improper operations may cause fire or electric shock.

Do not touch the shrinkable tube in heating process or when it's just finished, as the shrinkable tube is very hot and may cause scald.

Do not touch the splicer, power cord or power plug with wet hands in case electric shock caused.

Do not clean the microscope lens, V groove, screen etc with any chemical materials except alcohol. Otherwise it may cause image blur or spots on screen, or may even cause corrosion or damage of the equipment.

Please prevent the equipment from strong shaking or crash, or the equipment may be damaged. Please transport or store the splicer by dedicated carrying box.

Please do entire machine maintenance once a year to maintain the performance of the splicer.

Production Introduction

Optical Fiber Fusion Splicer is mainly used for optical fiber cable maintenance and relative operations. Thus it is also called fiber cable splicer. It is a device that uses high precision propulsion structure to push two fibers to get closer to each other and uses an electric arc to melt two optical fibers together at their end faces, to form a single long fiber.

Optical fiber fusion splicers are mainly applied by : Telecom carriers, ISP, network project contractors, laboratories. And they're applied in : Fiber cable network maintenance, telecom projects, emergent repairing, optical experiments, manufacture and testing of optical devices, academic researches in colleges.

1. Introduction of Function Buttons

Appearance	Name	Function
	Menu / Confirm	Enter menu page/Confirm or save
	Power On / Off	Turn on/off the power
	Next	Switch to next option/Switch X/Y views
	Return / Reset	Return/Reset the motor
	Start / +	Run to start splicing/Adjust parameters(Increase/Switch)
	Heating	Start heating

1. Description of product structure

Appearance		Name	Function
		Heater	For heating process of shrinkable tubes after splicing.

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Battery Fixing Button

Put on/take off the battery

3. Fundamental Parameters

● Applicable Optical Fibers: SM, MM, DS, NZDS, UI, BUI, EDF, etc
● Applicable Core Type : Single Core
- Motor : 4 Motors
● Applicable Fiber diameter: Cladding diameter 80-150μm, Coating diameter 100-1000μm

Splicing Mode

● Pre-store: 18 groups. Customize: 982groups
- Splicing Results Recording: 100,000-group splicing records & 10,000 image storage
● Splicing Speed: 9SEC(Standard Mode) 7SEC (Fast Mode)
- Alignment: Clad to clad alignment

Splicing Loss

● Average Splicing Loss: 0.03dB(SM), 0.02dB(MM), 0.05dB(DS), 0.05dB(NZDS)
- Return Loss: ≥60dB
- Splicing Loss Estimation: Exist

Power Supply

- Battery: 10.9V Lithium battery, typically splicing and heating 260 times, charging time 3 ~h , 500 times rechargeable, 7800mAh lithium battery

Operation Conditions

• Operation Environment: Altitudes 0 \~ 5000m, relative humidity 0 \~ 95%(No condensation), temperature -20°C \~ 55°C, maximum wind speed 15m/s
• Storage Conditions: Relative humidity 0 \~ 95% (No condensation), temperature -40°C \~ 80°C
• Corrosiveness Resistance: The main device, components and constituent materials meet the requirements of GB/T 2423.54-2005 corrosion and are not vulnerable to the corrosiveness of fluid pollution.

Heating Shrinkable Tube

● Applicable Diameter: 2mm,3mm,4mm,6mm
● Applicable Length: 60mm, 50mm, 45mm, 40mm, 25mm, 20mm
● Heating Time: 2mm tube(10-15S adjustable), 4mm tube (14-19S adjustable), 6mm tube(17-23S adjustable)
● Heating Temperature: 10-260°C(Custom)
● Automatic Heating : Auto fiber recognition and heating after covered

Other Parameters

● Tension Test: ≥2N (Optional)
- Display: 5 inches TFT true color HD LCD screen, support multi-language selection, touch screen
● Magnification: X/Y:210 times, X/Y:320 times The result can be double-clicked to magnify 1100 times after the fusion is complete.
- USB Port: USB2.0
● Illumination: LED double white light
- IOT function: Optional
- Password management function: Optional

4. Initial Interface

- Language

Selection(English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish)

Language Selection Selection:English English Français Cancel Confirm

First time ARC Correction(ARC correction could enhance the splicing performance and stability)

In order to keep the best discharge current & splicing performance, please do the ARC Correction before the first splice. Press the Menu key to enter the discharge correction

◆ ARC Correction Interface(Cutting and placing the fiber via correct way)

Arc Correction RUN RESET Place Fiber, Press Key

◆ ARC Correction Success(After “success” shows on screen, ARC correction process is done, then using [Rest] button to quit the mode.)

GO DO 23% Arc Correction RUN RESET Success, RESET

1. Description of UI

Time Display Main Menu Buttons 14:23:14 Field of View Switching Button. Splicing Mode/Splicing Programme Name/Heating Programme Name Auto/SM-G652/1-40mm Run Reset Power Status 53% Place Fiber Start Tip Run Reset

Function of Description

1. Function Introduction of the Splicer

SplicePROG SplicePROG HeatPROG Function SpliceSet Maintain System 28.0°C 7.3% 104.2kPa

2. Shortcut Function

Function Tension Test On Auto Heating On Auto Starting On Auto Save Splice Image On Force Heat On Force Splice On Screen Rotation Off Fast Splice Mode Off Operation Beep On

Parameters	Instructions
Tension Test	When it’s on, the tension test will be executed automatically after splicing.
Auto Heating	Put in the optical fiber, cover after automatic heating.
Auto Starting	When it’s on, automatically splicing once cover closed.
Auto Save Splice Image	When it’s on, automatically saving splice image.
Force Heat	When it’s on, no fiber optic detected, pressing the heat button also heats it up.
Force splice	When it’s on, the user can press the start button to force the fusion splicing to continue, when the fusion splicing process detects an angle failure or fiber mismatch.
Screen Rotation	Screen interface rotated 180°
Fast splice Mode	Can be set on or off, fusion time is reduced when fast mode is on.
Operation Beep	Beeps can be set to be on or off

3. Splice Set

Splice Set Splice Operate Mode Auto Arc Cleaning Time 120 ms Surface Angle Threshold 1.5° Fiber Angle Threshold 0.8° Align Offset Threshold 0.4 um Fiber Alignment Mode Core Fiber Pass Mode Medium Reset Waiting Time 10 s

Parameters Description
Splicer operate Mode	Automatic mode, semiautomatic mode, manual mode optional.
Arc Cleaning Time	Clean discharge refers to the cleaning of fine dust adhering to the surface of an optical fiber by discharging the fiber prior to fusion splicing.
Surface Angle Threshold	Limit value of fiber end face angle.
Fiber Angle Threshold	Angle limit after alignment of left and right fibers.
Align offset Threshold	Limit of centre deviation after alignment of left and right fibers.
Fiber Alignment Mode	Core alignment, cladding alignment, and fine alignment can be set.
Fiber Pass Mode	Low, medium and high standards can be set.
Reset Waiting Time	When the tensile test is turned on, waiting time for motor reset after opening the windproof cover.

4. Edit Splice Program

SplicePROG Name Value Name Value PGM name SM-G652 Fiber Type G652 Pre-Splice Time ms 80 Pre-Arc Bits bits 700 Splice Time s 2 Splice Current bits 800 Overlap Len um 8 Propulsion Speed 10 Re-Arc Time s 1 Re-Arc Current bits 800 Select Revise Add Delete

Edit Splice Program
Splice PN Name of splicer program
Pre-Splice Time	Pre-Splice time can be set from: 0-500 (ms)
Splice Time	Splice time can be set from:0-5 (s)
Overlap Len	Overlap Len can be set from:0-50 (um)
Re-Arc Time	Re-Arc Time can be set from:0-5 (s)
Fiber Type Types of Fiber
Pre-Arc Bits	Pre-Arc Bits can be set from:0-4000 (bits)
Splice Current Bits	Splice Current can be set from:0-4000 (bits)
Propulsion Speed	Propulsion Speed can be set from:0-50 (um/s)
Re-Arc Current Bits	Re-Arc Current can be set from:0-4000 (bits)

5. Sleeve Set

HeatPROG Name Value Name Value PGM name 1-40mm Sleeve Type 40mm Sleeve DIA mm 6 Heating TEMP °C 210 Heating Time s 25 Pre-Heat TEMP °C 100 Pre-Heat Time s 10 Select Revise Add Delete

Parameters	Description
Heating PN	There are many heating programs for different shrinkable tubes pre-stored in the system, also many self-set programs are offered to users.
Sleeve DIA	2mm,3mm,4mm,6mm
Heating Time	Heat shrink heating time
Pre-Heat Time	Pre-heating time
Sleeve Type	10mm-60mm normal tube, FC, SC
Heating Temp	The temperature limit of heating process
Pre-Heat Temp	The temperature limit of preheating process

6. Splice Records

Splice Records(Max:100000 Rows) No. Loss Type Time Image 1 0.02dB G652-G652 02-23 15:11 View Total:1Row Export Previous Next NO.1/1Page

Parameters Description

No. Sorting by Splice Time

Loss Loss after splicing

Type Types of fiber for splicing

Time Splice time

Image Viewable image of the finished splice

7. Maintain

Maintain Detect Parameters Clean Electrodes Replace Electrodes Arc Correction Light Correction Splice Records

Parameters Description
Detect Parameters	Automatic self-test of electrode position, motor and other system parameters.
Clean Electrodes	Multiple high-current discharges to clean the electrodes.
Replace Electrodes	After replacing the electrode, the discharge position is automatically determined and the electrode is stabilized by multiple discharges.
Arc Correction	Performs Arc Correction operation and automatically corrects the discharge current.
Light Correction	Automatic correction of red light source.
Splice Records	Query splice time, evaluate loss, image, etc.

8. System

System Language Selection English Time Setup Device Info Help Info Restore Factory Settings Screen Calibration

Parameters Description
Language Selection	English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish
Time Setup Setting the time setup
Device Info	Current device related information
Help Info instruction manual
Restore Factory Setting	Settings are restored to factory settings
Screen Calibration	Calibration touch screen

Basic operating instructions

1. Turn on the power

14:23:14 53% RUN RESET Auto/SM-G652/1-40mm Place Fiber Start

Optical fiber observation interface: Short push the power switch then the indicator on the operation panel will turn to red and the buzzer will be sounds like “Di Di”. All motors will return back to their initial positions and the fiber observation interface shows.

2. Preparation before splicing

① Put the shrinkable splicing tube on

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Put the fiber through the splicing tube so to protect fusion point after splicing. Make sure there is no impurity inside the tube and keep the tube parallel with the fiber.

② Strip down the protective layers except the class coating layer.

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Strip the coating layer by 40mm with strippers.

After stripping the optical fiber, use dust-free paper dipping with 99% purity alcohol to clean the coating layer in a circular direction. Starting from the interface between the coating and the bare fiber, rotate the paper in the direction of the bare fiber in a circular direction and get rid of the debris of coating layers.

3. Fiber Cutting

(1) Positioning the tip of the fiber at 13 - 13.5 mm above the top of the slot.
(2) Keep the slider at outer side. Then cover the pressure pad.

(3) Push the slider and finish the cutting.

(4) Open the fiber holder and open up the pressure pad, take the fiber and keep it away from other items in case it may get polluted.

Notice: When there is a poor cutting surface please adjust the blade surface of fiber cleaver. What's more, we'd like to suggest you to use specified fiber cleavers equipped with our machines.

4. Fiber Placement

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• Open the wind-proof cover and check if the V-groove is clean. If not please use air blow or blade to clean the V-groove.
• Put the cut fibers in the V-groove of the splicing modules and make sure the fibers are right in the V-groove.
• Check if the end-faces of the fibers are in the position between the electrode tips and the V-grooves. And make sure they're close to the electrodes tips. Or the fibers shall be re-placed.
• Close the wind-proof cover gently and start splicing

5. Check Splicing Result

No. of splicing records

Evaluation of fusion loss View Fusion Image Splice Records(Max:100000 Rows) No. Loss Type Time Image 1 0.02dB G652-G652 02-23 15:11 View Total:1Row Export Previous Next NO.1/1Page Fiber Type Date of splicing records

6. Auto-alignment and End Face Correction

To assure splicing quality, the product uses image processing system to observe fibers. But in some conditions the system may not be able to detect the splicing errors. So we still need to inspect the splicing process with eyes through display screen to get better splicing quality.

Close the wind-proof or press the start button, the optical fiber enters the automatic alignment state, and the left and right optical fibers begin to do phase movement. The system will check the cut faces after cleaning discharge, if the end faces are not qualified the splicing will not be started and there will be error notice on the screen. If the cut faces are qualified the aligning process will continue. After alignment the end-face angles of fibers on both sides will be showed on the screen. If the detected angles exceed the limited angle there will be error notice on the screen. The fibers will need to be re-cut.

If it shows following images or notice info in aligning process the system will reset the motors. Users can also push reset button to reset motors and retry to cut or put fibers.

7. Solutions of Abnormal Alignment Issues

Displayed Images ( X/Y Axis)	Notice Possible Reasons Solutions
	Fiber on the right side is improperly placed	Fiber on the right side is not placed into the V-groove or it's too short	Reposition the fiber, Re-cut the fiber
	Fiber on the left side is improperly placed	Fiber on the left side is not placed into the V-groove or it's too short	Reposition the fiber, Re-cut the fiber
	Alignment Error	Fiber on the right/left side is not placed in the V-groove	Reposition the fiber, Re-cut the fiber
	Please reposition the fiber	Left/right side cuts too short	Reposition the fiber, re-cut the fiber
	Please reposition the fiber	Fibers on left/right side are too long	Reposition the fiber, re-cut the fiber
	Fibers are not qualified	Dust or dirt on fibers	Clean and reposition the fibers

Displayed Images ( X/Y Axis)	Notice Possible Reasons Solutions
	Angles of fiber end-faces are not qualified	Problems with the fiber cutting process	Re-cut the fiber

After fiber alignment the system will automatically discharge and splice. If the setting is set to semiautomatic splice, the message “Alignment complete” is displayed on the screen. Then the user can push start button to splice or push reset button to reset motors.

Maintenance

1. ARC Correction

When the outer environment suddenly change or for following situations the ARC correction will be needed to adjust current intensity so to ensure low loss, high stability splicing.

● Temperature, humidity or air pressure changes
● Aging or pollution of electrodes
● Continuous splice fails or high splicing loss
● Machine is idle for a long time
- Electrodes over used
- Electrodes are newly cleaned or replaced Discharge Correcting Method:

① Choose “Arc Correction” Under

Maintain Detect Parameters Clean Electrodes Replace Electrodes Arc Correction Light Correction Splice Records Focus correction

② Put cut fibers on fiber holders and close the wind-proof cover.

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③ If there is “Large Current” or “Small current” please repeat the operation of ②③ until it shows the correction is successful.

14:23:14 53% Auto/SM-G652/1-40mm RUN RESET Place Fiber Start

Notice:

The cutting angles under discharge correcting mode are separately set, it's not relative with that under splicing modes.

Discharge correction usually need to be repeated for a couple of times.

Please operate with patience.

2. Detect System Parameters

The self-test function offered is able to test and inspect the system based on several important parameters.

We insist to suggest users to do parameters self-test in case splicing. quality may be affected:

■ After system updating
■ After replacing/move electrodes
■ After enduring long-distance transportation or strong shock
■ After continuous splicing failures or splicing loss is abnormally high
■ When there is continuous over-adjusting in alignment process

Operations are as following:

①Clean V-groove and pressers with cotton swab dipped with alcohol.

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②Choose “Detect Parameters” under “Maintain”

Maintain Detect Parameters Clean Electrodes Replace Electrodes Arc Correction Light Correction Splice Records Focus correction

③Put fibers and close the cover the self-test will be on. Normally the test will continue for 2 minutes. Please observe the notice on the LCD screen, if the test fails please operate according to instructions on screen and Re-enable system detection(Step ①).

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Notice:

Cleaning is the most important step. Please do clean specified parts before further operations.

3. Electrodes Replacement

The electrodes will be damaged due to long time use. Please replace the electrodes after 5000-time discharges or the splicing quality will be affected and higher loss as well as lower steadiness of spliced fibers will be caused. The system will automatically remind you that the electrodes need to be replaced when the discharging count reaches 5000. After electrodes replacement the discharging record shall be reset. Be careful of sharp tips of electrodes when replacing them. The operations are as following:

Users shall cut the power and turn off the machine before replacing electrodes, press the power button to switch off the power, the red LED goes out.

Unscrew the screws on electrode cover, take off electrode cover, take off the electrodes.

Put new electrodes into the electrode groove then put the cover back and tight the screws gently.

Check if the two electrodes are at the same horizontal line and the same vertical line. If not please re-put the electrodes.

Turn on the machine and put well cut fiber into the machine, choose "Replace Electrodes" under "Maintain".

Please "Detect system parameters" and do "Arc Correction"

Maintain Detect Parameters Clean Electrodes Replace Electrodes Arc Correction Light Correction Splice Records Focus correction

4. V-groove Cleaning

If there is contaminant in V-groove the fibers will deviate from normal position and thus the alignment will be affected so that the splicing loss may be abnormally higher. So users must check and clean V-groove regularly. The operations are as below:

√ Open the wind-proof cover.
√ Clean the contaminant on V-groove with equipped dust blower.
√ Clean the bottom of the V-groove with cotton swab dipped with alcohol.

Notice: Do not touch the tips of electrodes. Clean the V-groove gently and do not use any hard stuff (Blade etc.) to clean the groove in case any damages affecting normal functions caused.

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5. Microscope lens Cleaning

The splicer is loaded with image processing system to observe fibers, if the microscope lens are polluted the normal observation will be affected, thus may result in bad splicing result. Users shall clean the 2 lens regularly to ensure they are clean.

A. Turn off the machine and open the wind-proof cover.
B. Clean the lens gently with cotton swab dipped with alcohol.
C. Notice: Do not touch the electrodes. Do not touch the lens with hard stuff.
D. Clean the residual alcohol with clean, dry cotton swab and make sure it's clean and there is no contaminant left.
E. Turn on the machine, observe the image on screen and check if there is dust, if so, please clean the lens again.

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6. Fiber Pressers Cleaning

Dust on fiber pressers may cause fiber fixing or fiber holding issues and it

will directly affect splicing quality. Users shall check and clean the fiber pressers regularly.

1) Open the wind-proof cover.
2) Clean the surface of the pressers with a fine cotton swab dipped with alcohol, dry the presser with a dry cotton swab after cleaning.

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Others

Troubleshooting

Abnormal Phenomenons	Reasons Solutions
Abnormal sounds such as snorting when discharging	Improper installation position of electrodes	Please strictly following the instruction when installing electrodes
Delayed discharge or no discharge	1. Improper installation position of electrodes2. The tips of electrodes are wrapped by silicon oxide	1. Please strictly following the instruction when installing electrodes2. Clean the tips of electrodes or replace the electrodes
The machine crash when	Improper installation position of electrodes	Please strictly following the instruction when installing
discharging electrodes
Discharge Correction Failure	Current environment is interfering the discharging process	If it keeps warning over-current, please lower the current before discharge correction. Otherwise please increase the current. If it still fails please contact after-sales department.
Fibers alignment failures	1.There is dust on lens, LED light, V-groove.2.Power system malfunction.	Try to clean lens, LED lights and V-groove. If the problem still exists please contact after-sales department.
Low quality of splicing point	1.Dust on fibers2.Wrong fiber type settings or wrong splicing program3.Splicing environment changes4.Controlling motor malfunction	1.Re-prepare the fibers and splice again.2.Choose right fiber type and right splicing program3.Do discharge correction to adjust current to normal intensity4.Retry parameters self-test

After-Sales Service card

Description of the problem:

Note

We are constantly improving and design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

All information in this manual has been carefully proofread for accuracy and we reserve the right to explain any typographical errors or omissions.

Legal Notices

◆ Without literal authorization from our company, any organizations or individuals shall not extract, copy part or all of the contents of the manual and shall not be disseminated in any form.

This manual describes the product and the features or functions of its accessories are determined by production batches. Thus the product or its accessories described in the manual may not be the same with the ones you purchased. The manufacturer keeps the right of amending the manual whenever it's necessary without formal notice and shall take no responsibility for such actions.

◆ Notice: Please thoroughly read the instruction manual to operate the splicer more accurately and professionally.

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POTRZEBUJESZ POMOCY? SKONTAKTUJ SIE Z NAMI!

Appearance	Name	Function
	Menu / Confirm	Enter menu page/Confirm or save
	Power On / Off	Turn on/off the power
	Next	Switch to next option/Switch X/Y views
	Return / Reset	Return/Reset the motor
	Start / +	Run to start splicing/Adjust parameters(Increase/Switch) 7
	Heating	Start heating

2. Opis struktury produktu

Language Selection Selection:English English Français Cancel Confirm

In order to keep the best discharge current & splicing performance, please do the ARC Correction before the first splice. Press the Menu key to enter the discharge correction

Arc Correction RUN RESET Place Fiber, Press Key

Arc Correction RUN RESET Success, RESET

Time Display Main Menu Buttons Field of View Switching Button. Splicing Mode/Splicing Programme Name/Heating Programme Name Auto/SM-G652/1-40mm Run Reset Place Fiber Start Tip Power Status RUN RESET Run Reset

SplicePROG SplicePROG HeatPROG Function SpliceSet Maintain System 28.0°C 7.3% 104.2kPa

2. Funkcja skrótu

Function Tension Test Auto Heating Auto Starting Auto Save Splice Image Force Heat Force Splice Screen Rotation Fast Splice Mode Operation Beep On On On On On Off Off On

SplicePROG Name Value Name Value PGM name SM-G652 Fiber Type G652 Pre-Splice Time ms 80 Pre-Arc Bits bits 700 Splice Time s 2 Splice Current bits 800 Overlap Len um 8 Propulsion Speed 10 Re-Arc Time s 1 Re-Arc Current bits 800 Select Revise Add Delete

HeatPROG Name Value Name Value PGM name 1-40mm Sleeve Type 40mm Sleeve DIA mm 6 Heating TEMP °C 210 Heating Times 25 Pre-Heat TEMP °C 100 Pre-Heat Times 10 Select Revise Add Delete

Splice Records(Max:100000 Rows) No. Loss Type Time Image 1 0.02dB G652-G652 02-23 15:11 View Total:1Row Export Previous Next NO.1/1Page

System Language Selection English Time Setup Device Info Help Info Restore Factory Settings Screen Calibration

Basic operating instructions

1. Włącz zasilanie

14:23:14 53% RUN RESET Auto/SM-G652/1-40mm Place Fiber Start

① Put the shrinkable splicing tube on

Close-up of a hand holding a thin black tool, no visible text or symbols

Put the fiber through the splicing to so to protect fusion point after split. Make sure there is no impurity inside the tube and keep the tube parallel the fiber.

② Strip down the protective layers except the class coatir

Close-up of a hand holding a black pen tip with metallic screw (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a hand holding a white cloth or paper, with no visible text or symbols.

Strip the coating layer by 40mm with strippers.

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Abstract geometric pattern with alternating black and white rectangular shapes (no text or symbols)

Simple black-and-white horizontal bar pattern with no text or symbols

Simple black-and-white graphic of a horizontal bar with two circular ends (no text or symbols)

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Ogłoszenie:

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STREETEASTWOOD NSW 2122 Australia

Importowane do USA: Sanven Technology Ltd. Suite 250, 9166 Anar

Place, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

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E-CrossStu GmbH

Mainzer Landstr.69, 60329 Frankfurt am Main

UK

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YH CONSULTING LIMITED.

C/O YH Consulting Limited Office 147, Centurion

House, London Road, Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey

TW18 4AX

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Close-up of a black optical fiber optic switch with control buttons and mounting bracket (no visible text or symbols)

Appearance	Name	Function
	Menu / Confirm	Enter menu page/Confirm or save
	Power On / Off	Turn on/off the power
	Next	Switch to next option/Switch X/Y views
	Return / Reset	7 Return/Reset the motor

Language Selection Selection:English English Français Cancel Confirm

In order to keep the best discharge current & splicing performance, please do the ARC Correction before the first splice. Press the Menu key to enter the discharge correction

26% Arc Correction RUN RESET Place Fiber, Press Key

Arc Correction RUN RESET Success, RESET

Time Display Main Menu Buttons 14:23:14 Field of View Switching Button. Splicing Mode/Splicing Programme Name/Heating 53% Power Status

graph LR
    A["Start"] --> B["Run"]
    B --> C["Reset"]
    C --> D["Tip"]

Function of Description

SplicePROG SplicePROG HeatPROG Function SpliceSet Maintain System 28.0°C 7.3% 104.2kPa

Function Tension Test Auto Heating Auto Starting Auto Save Splice Image Force Heat Force Splice Screen Rotation Fast Splice Mode Operation Beep On On On On On Off Off On

SplicePROG Name Value Name Value PGM name SM-G652 Fiber Type G652 Pre-Splice Time ms 80 Pre-Arc Bits bits 700 Splice Time s 2 Splice Current bits 800 Overlap Len um 8 Propulsion Speed 10 Re-Arc Time s 1 Re-Arc Current bits 800 Select Revise Add Delete

HeatPROG Name Value Name Value PGM name 1-40mm Sleeve Type 40mm Sleeve DIA mm 6 Heating TEMP °C 210 Heating Times 25 Pre-Heat TEMP °C 100 Pre-Heat Times 10 Select Revise Add Delete

Splice Records(Max:100000 Rows) No. Loss Type Time Image 1 0.02dB G652-G652 02-23 15:11 View Total:1Row Export Previous Next NO.1/1Page

System Language Selection English Time Setup Device Info Help Info Restore Factory Settings Screen Calibration

Basic operating instructions

① Put the shrinkable splicing tube on

Close-up of a hand holding a thin black tool, no visible text or symbols

Put the fiber through the splicing to so to protect fusion point after splicing. Make sure there is no impurity inside the tube and keep the tube parallel the fiber.

② Strip down the protective layers except the class coatir

Close-up of a hand holding a black pen tip with metallic rivets (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a finger holding a white cloth or paper, with no visible text or symbols.

Strip the coating layer by 40mm with strippers.

Close-up of a mechanical assembly with metallic components and orange ports (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical component with internal components and a white tool inserted (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical assembly with interlocking gears and housing (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of electronic components with a white filament interacting with a central component (no visible text or symbols)

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Close-up of a mechanical or electronic component with internal components and mounting holes (no visible text or symbols)

Beachten:

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Close-up of a black optical fiber optic switch with control buttons and metallic tags (no visible text or symbols)

BESOIN D'AIDE? CONTACTEZ-NOUS!

Appearance	Name	Function
	Menu / Confirm	Enter menu page/Confirm or save
	Power On / Off	Turn on/off the power
	Next	Switch to next option/Switch X/Y views
	Return / Reset	Return/Reset the motor
	Start / +	7Run to start splicing/Adjust parameters(Increase/Switch)

Language Selection Selection:English English Français Cancel Confirm

In order to keep the best discharge current & splicing performance, please do the ARC Correction before the first splice. Press the Menu key to enter the discharge correction

26% Arc Correction RUN RESET Place Fiber, Press Key

Arc Correction RUN RESET Success, RESET

Time Display Main Menu Buttons Field of View Switching Button. Splicing Mode/Splicing Programme Name/Heating Programme Name Auto/SM-G652/1-40mm Run Reset Run Reset Place Fiber Start Tip Power Status 53%

Function of Description

SplicePROG SplicePROG HeatPROG Function SpliceSet Maintain System 28.0°C 7.3% 104.2kPa

Function Tension Test Auto Heating Auto Starting Auto Save Splice Image Force Heat Force Splice Screen Rotation Fast Splice Mode Operation Beep On On On On On Off Off On

SplicePROG Name Value Name Value PGM name SM-G652 Fiber Type G652 Pre-Splice Time ms 80 Pre-Arc Bits bits 700 Splice Time s 2 Splice Current bits 800 Overlap Len um 8 Propulsion Speed 10 Re-Arc Time s 1 Re-Arc Current bits 800 Select Revise Add Delete

HeatPROG Name Value Name Value PGM name 1-40mm Sleeve Type 40mm Sleeve DIA mm 6 Heating TEMP °C 210 Heating Times 25 Pre-Heat TEMP °C 100 Pre-Heat Times 10 Select Revise Add Delete

Splice Records(Max:100000 Rows) No. Loss Type Time Image 1 0.02dB G652-G652 02-23 15:11 View Total:1Row Export Previous Next NO.1/1Page

System Language Selection English Time Setup Device Info Help Info Restore Factory Settings Screen Calibration

Basic operating instructions

1. Allumer l'alimentation

14:23:14 53% RUN RESET Auto/SM-G652/1-40mm Place Fiber Start

① Put the shrinkable splicing tube on

Close-up of a hand holding a thin, metallic tool against a white background (no text or symbols visible)

Put the fiber through the splicing to so to protect fusion point after split 19 Make sure there is no impurity inside the tube and keep the tube parallel

② Strip down the protective layers except the class coatir

Close-up of a hand holding a black pen tip with a small circular mark and the number '15' on it (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a hand holding a white cloth or paper over a surface (no text or symbols visible)

Strip the coating layer by 40mm with strippers.

Close-up of a mechanical assembly with metallic components and no visible text or symbols

Close-up of a mechanical or electronic component with internal components and a white tool inserted (no visible text or symbols)

Splice Records(Max:100000 Rows) 48% No. Loss Type Time(Image) 1 0.02dB G652-G652 02-23 15:11 View Total:1Row Export Previous Next NO.1/1Page

Close-up of a mechanical assembly with interlocking gears and housing (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of electronic components with a white filament inserted, no visible text or symbols

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Close-up of a mechanical or electronic component with internal components and mounting holes (no visible text or symbols)

Avis:

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Close-up of a mechanical device with a white tool inserted, showing internal components and no visible text or symbols.

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Close-up of a robotic control panel with a white tool inserted, showing no visible text or symbols.

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Dépannage

Anaheim Place, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

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REP

E-CrossStu GmbH

Mainzer Landstr.69, 60329 Frankfurt am Main

UK

REP

YH CONSULTING LIMITED.

C/O YH Consulting Limited Office 147, Centurion House, London Road, Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey TW18 4AX

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Close-up of a black optical fiber optic switch with control buttons and a display panel (no visible text or symbols)

HULP NODIG? NEEM CONTACT MET ONS OP!

Appearance	Name	Function
	Menu / Confirm	Enter menu page/Confirm or save
[KABK]	Power On / Off	Turn on/off the power
	Next	Switch to next option/Switch X/Y views
	Return / Reset	Return/Reset the motor
	Start / +	Run to start splicing/Adjust parameters(Increase/Switch)
	Heating	Start heating

Language Selection Selection:English English Français Cancel Confirm

In order to keep the best discharge current & splicing performance, please do the ARC Correction before the first splice. Press the Menu key to enter the discharge correction

26% Arc Correction RUN RESET Place Fiber, Press Key

Arc Correction RUN RESET Success, RESET

Time Display Main Menu Buttons Field of View Switching Button. Splicing Mode/Splicing Programme Name/Heating Programme Name Auto/SM-G652/1-40mm Run Reset Run Reset Place Fiber Start Tip Power Status 53%

SplicePROG SplicePROG HeatPROG Function SpliceSet Maintain System 28.0°C 7.3% 104.2kPa

Function Tension Test On Auto Heating On Auto Starting On Auto Save Splice Image On Force Heat On Force Splice On Screen Rotation Off Fast Splice Mode Off Operation Beep On

SplicePROG Name Value Name Value PGM name SM-G652 Fiber Type G652 Pre-Splice Time ms 80 Pre-Arc Bits bits 700 Splice Time s 2 Splice Current bits 800 Overlap Len um 8 Propulsion Speed 10 Re-Arc Time s 1 Re-Arc Current bits 800 Select Revise Add Delete

Bewerk Splice-programma

HeatPROG Name Value Name Value PGM name 1-40mm Sleeve Type 40mm Sleeve DIA mm 6 Heating TEMP °C 210 Heating Time s 25 Pre-Heat TEMP °C 100 Pre-Heat Time s 10 Select Revise Add Delete

Splice Records(Max:100000 Rows) No. Loss Type Time Image 1 0.02dB G652-G652 02-23 15:11 View Total:1Row Export Previous Next NO.1/1Page

System Language Selection English Time Setup Device Info Help Info Restore Factory Settings Screen Calibration

Basic operating instructions

① Put the shrinkable splicing tube on

Close-up of a hand holding a thin black tool, no visible text or symbols

Put the fiber through the splicing to so to protect fusion point after split. Make sure there is no impurity inside the tube and keep the tube parallel the fiber.

② Strip down the protective layers except the class coatir

Close-up of a hand holding a black pen tip with metallic rivets (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a hand holding a white cloth or paper over a surface (no text or symbols visible)

Strip the coating layer by 40mm with strippers.

Close-up of a mechanical assembly with metallic components and no visible text or symbols

Close-up of a mechanical component with a white tool tip inserted, showing internal components and mounting holes (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical assembly with internal components and mounting holes (no visible text or symbols)

③ Als er sprake is van “Grote stroom” of “Kleine stroom”, herhaal dan

Close-up of a mechanical component with orange and black components, no visible text or symbols

Close-up of a mechanical device with a hand holding a white tool near a central component (no visible text or symbols)

② Kies "Parameters detecteren" onder "Onderhouden"

Maintain Detect Parameters Clean Electrodes Replace Electrodes Arc Correction Light Correction Splice Records Focus correction

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Kennisgeving:

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Close-up of a mechanical component with a white tool inserted, showing internal parts and no visible text or symbols.

Close-up of a mechanical component with internal components and a tool inserted (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a robotic arm with sensors and control buttons, no visible text or symbols

Others

Probleemoplossing

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Close-up of a black optical fiber optic switch with control buttons and mounting bracket (no visible text or symbols)

BEHÖVER HJÄLP? KONTAKTA OSS!

Appearance	Name	Function
	Menu / Confirm	Enter menu page/Confirm or save
	Power On / Off	Turn on/off the power
	Next	Switch to next option/Switch X/Y views
	Return / Reset	Return/Reset the motor
	Start / +	Run to start splicing/Adjust parameters(Increase/Switch)
	Heating	Start heating

Close-up of a black surface with a red rectangular highlight, no visible text or symbols

Batterifixeringsknapp

Language Selection Selection:English English Français Cancel Confirm

In order to keep the best discharge current & splicing performance, please do the ARC Correction before the first splice. Press the Menu key to enter the discharge correction

Arc Correction RUN RESET Place Fiber, Press Key

Function of Description

SplicePROG SplicePROG HeatPROG 28.0°C 7.3% 104.2kPa Function SpliceSet Maintain System

2. Genvägsfunktion

Function Tension Test On Auto Heating On Auto Starting On Auto Save Splice Image On Force Heat On Force Splice On Screen Rotation Off Fast Splice Mode Off Operation Beep On

SplicePROG Name Value Name Value PGM name SM-G652 Fiber Type G652 Pre-Splice Time ms 80 Pre-Arc Bits bits 700 Splice Time s 2 Splice Current bits 800 Overlap Len um 8 Propulsion Speed 10 Re-Arc Time s 1 Re-Arc Current bits 800 Select Revise Add Delete

HeatPROG Name Value Name Value PGM name 1-40mm Sleeve Type 40mm Sleeve DIA mm 6 Heating TEMP °C 210 Heating Time s 25 Pre-Heat TEMP °C 100 Pre-Heat Time s 10 Select Revise Add Delete

Splice Records(Max:100000 Rows) No. Loss Type Time Image 1 0.02dB G652-G652 02-23 15:11 View Total:1Row Export Previous Next NO.1/1Page

System Language Selection English Time Setup Device Info Help Info Restore Factory Settings Screen Calibration

Basic operating instructions

1. Slå på strömmen

14:23:14 53% RUN RESET Auto/SM-G652/1-40mm Place Fiber Start

① Put the shrinkable splicing tube on

Put the fiber through the splicing to so to protect fusion point after splicing. Make sure there is no impurity inside the tube and keep the tube parallel the fiber.

② Strip down the protective layers except the class coatir

Close-up of a black pen tip with metallic screw and Chinese character '活' (live) on the tip, held by a finger (no other text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a hand holding a white cloth or paper over a surface (no text or symbols visible)

Strip the coating layer by 40mm with strippers.

Close-up of a mechanical assembly with gears and levers (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical component with internal components and a white tool tip (no visible text or symbols)

① Välj "Arc Correction" under

Maintain Detect Parameters Clean Electrodes Replace Electrodes Arc Correction Light Correction Splice Records Focus correction

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Close-up of a mechanical component with a white tool inserted, showing no visible text or symbols.

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Varsel:

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5. Mikroskoplinsrengöring

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Close-up of a black optical fiber optic switch with control buttons and a display panel (no visible text or symbols)

Appearance	Name	Function
	Menu / Confirm	Enter menu page/Confirm or save
	Power On / Off	Turn on/off the power
	Next	Switch to next option/Switch X/Y views
	Return / Reset	Return/Reset the motor
	Start / +	Run t7 start splicing/Adjust parameters(Increase/Switch)

Language Selection Selection:English English Français Cancel Confirm

In order to keep the best discharge current & splicing performance, please do the ARC Correction before the first splice. Press the Menu key to enter the discharge correction

26% Arc Correction RUN RESET Place Fiber, Press Key

Arc Correction RUN RESET Success, RESET

Time Display Main Menu Buttons Field of View Switching Button. Splicing Mode/Splicing Programme Name/Heating Programme Name Auto/SM-G652/1-40mm Run Reset Run Reset Place Fiber Start Tip Power Status 53%

Function of Description

SplicePROG SplicePROG HeatPROG Function SpliceSet Maintain System 28.0°C 7.3% 104.2kPa

Function Tension Test Auto Heating Auto Starting Auto Save Splice Image Force Heat Force Splice Screen Rotation Fast Splice Mode Operation Beep On On On On On Off Off On

SplicePROG Name Value Name Value PGM name SM-G652 Fiber Type G652 Pre-Splice Time ms 80 Pre-Arc Bits bits 700 Splice Time s 2 Splice Current bits 800 Overlap Len um 8 Propulsion Speed 10 Re-Arc Time s 1 Re-Arc Current bits 800 Select Revise Add Delete

HeatPROG Name Value Name Value PGM name 1-40mm Sleeve Type 40mm Sleeve DIA mm 6 Heating TEMP °C 210 Heating Times 25 Pre-Heat TEMP °C 100 Pre-Heat Times 10 Select Revise Add Delete

Splice Records(Max:100000 Rows) No. Loss Type Time Image 1 0.02dB G652-G652 02-23 15:11 View Total:1Row Export Previous Next NO.1/1Page

System Language Selection English Time Setup Device Info Help Info Restore Factory Settings Screen Calibration

Basic operating instructions

① Put the shrinkable splicing tube on

Close-up of a hand holding a thin black tool, no visible text or symbols

Put the fiber through the splicing to so to protect fusion point after split. Make sure there is no impurity inside the tube and keep the tube parallel the fiber.

② Strip down the protective layers except the class coatir

Close-up of a black metal tool tip with a small metallic knob, held by a finger (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of a finger holding a white cloth or paper, with no visible text or symbols.

Strip the coating layer by 40mm with strippers.

Close-up of a mechanical assembly with metallic components and no visible text or symbols

Close-up of a mechanical or electronic component with internal components and a white tool inserted (no visible text or symbols)

Splice Records(Max:100000 Rows) 48% No. Loss Type Time Image 1 0.02dB G652-G652 02-23 15:11 View Total:1Row Export Previous Next NO.1/1Page

Close-up of a mechanical assembly with interlocking gears and housing (no visible text or symbols)

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Close-up of a mechanical or electronic component with internal components and mounting holes (no visible text or symbols)

Aviso:

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Others

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Close-up of a black optical fiber optic switch with control buttons and a display panel (no visible text or symbols)

Appearance	Name	Function
	Menu / Confirm	Enter menu page/Confirm or save
	Power On / Off	Turn on/off the power
	Next	Switch to next option/Switch X/Y views
	Return / Reset	Return/Reset the motor
	Start / +	Run to start splicing/Adjust parameters(Increase/Switch)
	Heating	Start heating

Language Selection Selection:English English Français Cancel Confirm

In order to keep the best discharge current & splicing performance, please do the ARC Correction before the first splice. Press the Menu key to enter the discharge correction

26% Arc Correction RUN RESET Place Fiber, Press Key

Arc Correction RUN RESET Success, RESET

SplicePROG SplicePROG HeatPROG Function SpliceSet Maintain System 28.0°C 7.3% 104.2kPa

Function Tension Test On Auto Heating On Auto Starting On Auto Save Splice Image On Force Heat On Force Splice On Screen Rotation Off Fast Splice Mode Off Operation Beep On

SplicePROG Name Value Name Value PGM name SM-G652 Fiber Type G652 Pre-Splice Time ms 80 Pre-Arc Bits bits 700 Splice Time s 2 Splice Current bits 800 Overlap Len um 8 Propulsion Speed 10 Re-Arc Time s 1 Re-Arc Current bits 800 Select Revise Add Delete

HeatPROG Name Value Name Value PGM name 1-40mm Sleeve Type 40mm Sleeve DIA mm 6 Heating TEMP °C 210 Heating Time s 25 Pre-Heat TEMP °C 100 Pre-Heat Time s 10 Select Revise Add Delete

Splice Records(Max:100000 Rows) No. Loss Type Time Image 1 0.02dB G652-G652 02-23 15:11 View Total:1Row Export Previous Next NO.1/1Page

System Language Selection Time Setup Device Info Help Info Restore Factory Settings Screen Calibration English 13%

Basic operating instructions

① Put the shrinkable splicing tube on

Close-up of a hand holding a thin black tool, no visible text or symbols

Put the fiber through the splicing to so to protect fusion point after splicing. Make sure there is no impurity inside the tube and keep the tube parallel the fiber.

② Strip down the protective layers except the class coatir

Close-up of a hand holding a black pen tip with metallic rivets (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a finger holding a white cloth or paper, with no visible text or symbols.

Strip the coating layer by 40mm with strippers.

Close-up of a mechanical assembly with metallic components and internal components (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical component with internal components and a white tool inserted (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical assembly with interlocking gears and housing (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of electronic components with a white filament interacting with a central connector (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical device with a hand holding a white tool, showing no visible text or symbols.

Close-up of a mechanical component with internal components and mounting holes (no visible text or symbols)

Avviso:

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Close-up of a mechanical device with a white tool inserted, showing internal components and no visible text or symbols.

Close-up of a mechanical component with internal components and a tool inserted (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a robotic control panel with a white tool inserted, showing no visible text or symbols.

Others

Importato in AUS: SIHAO PTY LTD. 1 ROKEVA STREETEASTWOOD NSW 2122 Australia

Importato negli USA: Sanven Technology Ltd. Suite 250, 9166 Anaheim Place, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730

EC

REP

E-CrossStu GmbH

Mainzer Landstr.69, 60329 Frankfurt am Main

UK

REP

YH CONSULTING LIMITED.

C/O YH Consulting Limited Office 147, Centurion House, London Road, Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey TW18 4AX

VEVOR®

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