WANLUTECH MOT-65 OTDR Fiber Tester Instruction Manual

1. Réamhrá

The WANLUTECH multi-function OTDR is a handheld device designed for evaluating FTTx and access network construction and maintenance. It identifies fiber breakpoints, measures cable length, and calculates relative optical power losses. This device displays the power of the returned signal related to distance, providing crucial information to confirm the transmission quality of a fiber optic link. It is widely used in the maintenance, construction, and monitoring of cable lines, capable of measuring optical fiber length, transmission attenuation, splice attenuation, and failure locations.

2. Faisnéis Sábháilteachta

Léigh agus tuig na treoracha sábháilteachta go léir sula n-oibríonn tú an gléas. Má theipeann ort na treoracha seo a leanúint, d’fhéadfadh gortú nó damáiste don fheiste a bheith mar thoradh air.

• Sábháilteacht léasair: This device contains a laser. Do not stare directly into the optical output ports or expose eyes to the laser light. Always use appropriate eye protection when working with fiber optic equipment.
• Sábháilteacht Battery: Use only the specified battery type and charger. Do not disassemble, crush, or expose the battery to extreme temperatures.
• Coinníollacha Comhshaoil: Operate the device within the specified temperature and humidity ranges. Avoid exposure to dust, moisture, and corrosive substances.
• Cothabháil: Refer all servicing to qualified personnel. Do not attempt to repair the device yourself.

3. Socrú

3.1 Initial Battery Preparation

Before using the tester for the first time, open the battery cover and remove the paper piece isolating the battery. This ensures proper electrical contact and allows the device to power on.

3.2 Gléas Tharview

Familiarize yourself with the ports and controls of the WANLUTECH MOT-65 OTDR Fiber Tester.

Fíor 3.2.1: Front and Back Panel Layout of the WANLUTECH MOT-65 OTDR Fiber Tester. The top panel includes the DC5V/2A power output, LED lamp, Network testing port, PSE/PoE voltage measurement port, OTDR/LS port, VFL port, OPM port, and Power button. The bottom panel includes the 12V1A input, Reset button, and UTP/Cable tracer port.

Top Panel Features:

• DC5V/2A Power Output: Provides power to external devices.
• Faoi stiúir L.amp: Integrated light source for illumination.
• Network Testing Port (LAN/RJ45 TDR): Used for network cable tests.
• PSE/PoE Voltage Measurement (PSE IN): Measures Power over Ethernet (PoE) switch or PSE power supply voltage.
• OTDR/LS Port: Optical Time Domain Reflectometer and Light Source output.
• VFL Port: Visual Fault Locator output.
• OPM Port: Optical Power Meter input.
• Cnaipe Cumhachta: Casann sé an gléas ar / as.

Bottom Panel Features:

• 12V1A Input: Power input for charging the device.
• Cnaipe Athshocraigh: Resets the device.
• UTP / Cable Tracer Port: Used for UTP cable testing and cable tracing functions.

4. Treoracha Oibriúcháin

4.1 OTDR Test

The OTDR function is used to characterize optical fibers. The MOT-65 supports a 1610nm wavelength with a 28dB dynamic range and live testing at 1310/1490/1550/1577nm.

Fíor 4.1.1: OTDR Quick Setup, Parameters Set Mode, and Event Map Interface. The Quick Setup allows for rapid configuration of wavelength, distance range, pulse width, and measurement duration. The Parameters Set mode offers advanced control over various testing parameters for more precise results.

4.1.1 Quick Setup Mode

This mode allows for quick configuration of essential OTDR parameters:

• Set wavelength.
• Define distance range.
• Adjust pulse width.
• Specify measurement duration.

4.1.2 Parameters Set Mode

For professional technicians requiring precise control, this mode allows setting:

• Wavelength (e.g., 1610nm).
• Distance range.
• Pulse width.
• Modh tomhais.
• IOR (Index of Refraction).
• Non-reflection threshold.
• End threshold.

4.2 Event Map

The Event Map visualizes the results of fiber optic link inspections, presenting information such as link length, connector type, fusion points, or breakpoints in a graphical format for easier understanding.

Fíor 4.2.1: Event Map Display. This interface shows a simplified view of fiber events along the link. Icons represent different event types.

Event Map Icons:

• Ócáid Tosaigh: Represents the starting point of the link.
• Ócáid Machnaimh: Indicates a connector or reflection event, shown as a peak signal.
• Imeacht Neamhmhachnaimh: Denotes a fusion point or optical fiber bending, shown as a drop of optical power.
• Imeacht Deiridh: Marks the terminal of the fiber, with reflection peak indicating a normal end.
• End Event (Fracture): Indicates an optical fiber bending or fracture at the end of the link.

The Event Blind Zone is ≤1.6m, and the Attenuation Blind Zone is ≤8m.

4.3 Méadar Cumhachta Optúil (OPM)

The OPM measures the optical power of a fiber optic signal. Connect the measured fiber to the OPM port. The device supports calibrated wavelengths of 850/1300/1310/1490/1550/1625nm with a measurement range of -70 to +10 dBm.

Fíor 4.3.1: Optical Power Meter (OPM) Interface. This screen displays the measured optical power in dBm and allows selection of calibrated wavelengths.

4.4 Aimsitheoir Locht Amhairc (AFA)

The VFL is used to determine fiber continuity and locate faults. It emits a visible red laser light (650nm wavelength) with a maximum test range of 8 KM. Connect the fiber to the VFL port.

Fíor 4.4.1: Visual Fault Locator (VFL) Interface. This screen shows the VFL status and allows activation of steady or blinking modes.

4.5 Light Source (LS)

The Light Source function connects to the OTDR/LS port and is used for engineering and maintenance of optical fiber communication and CATV. It supports CW (Continuous Wave) mode and modulated frequencies of 270 Hz, 330 Hz, 1 kHz, and 2 kHz.

Fíor 4.5.1: Light Source (LS) Interface. This screen allows selection of wavelength, mode (CW or modulated frequencies), and power level.

4.6 Optical Loss Test (OLS)

The OLS function is used to test the insertion loss of optical passive devices. Calibrate the OTDR/LS port and OPM port with a short fiber optic patch cable, then proceed with the test.

Fíor 4.6.1: Optical Loss Test (OLS) Interface. This screen displays the optical power meter readings and allows for parameter setting and connection diagram viewing.

4.7 Network Test Tools

The device includes built-in professional network testing tools.

Fíor 4.7.1: Network Test Tools Interface. This section provides access to various network diagnostic functions including Ping, IP Scan, DHCP Server, PPPOE, Trace Route, Port Flash, LLDP, and Link Monitor.

4.7.1 Tástáil Ping

Verifies connectivity to a host on an IP network.

4.7.2 IP Scan

Scans for active IP addresses within a specified range.

4.7.3 FTP File Bainistíocht

Ceadaíonn le haghaidh file transfer and management using FTP. To use, ensure an SD card is inserted and enter the tester's FTP address in a computer's browser.

Fíor 4.7.2: FTP File Management Interface. This screen shows options for anonymous login, using an external SD card, and the FTP server address for accessing files.

4.7.4 Brath PoE

Measures PoE switch or PSE power supply voltage and cable connection status. Connect the PoE source to the PSE IN port of the OTDR tester.

Fíor 4.7.3: PoE Detection Interface. This screen displays the detected PoE voltage and cable connection status, indicating which pairs are carrying power.

4.7.5 WiFi Analyzer

Supports analyzing WiFi signal strength, channel quality, and creating WiFi hotspots. Built-in 2.4G WiFi with speeds up to 150Mbps.

Fíor 4.7.4: WiFi Analyzer Interface. This screen shows detected WiFi networks, their signal strength, channel information, and security details.

4.8 Cable Testing

The device offers various cable testing functionalities.

Fíor 4.8.1: Cable Testing Interfaces. This image displays the RJ45 Cable TDR Test, Cable Length measurement, Cable Tester, and Cable Tracer functions.

4.8.1 RJ45 Cable TDR Test

Tests the status of cable pairs (open or short circuit) and measures length up to 600 meters. The cable pair status and length are displayed on the screen.

4.8.2 Cable Length Measurement

Tests the length of cables. The other end of the cable should be connected to the OTDR tester, and the other end of the cable should not be connected to other devices. Unit can be set to meter, inch, or feet.

4.8.3 Tástálaí Cábla UTP

Tests the connection status of UTP cables and displays results on the screen. It supports detection of near-end, mid-end, and far-end fault points of the RJ45 cable plug.

4.8.4 Digital Cable Tracer

Searches for BNC, network, and telephone cables from cluttered bundles. It can also search shielded cables.

4.9 Bainistíocht Sonraí

The device provides tools for managing test data and reports.

Fíor 4.9.1: Data Management Interfaces. This image shows the Test Report, File Setting, and File Management screens.

4.9.1 Test Report

Save one or more curve trajectories and a list of events, parameters, fiber chains, and rulers corresponding to the curves. Test reports are available in EXCEL and PDF formats. The SOR standard file formáid tacaíocht.

4.9.2 File Socrú

Enable or disable automatic file naming. Select the file format (OTDR or SOR) and file name type.

4.9.3 File Bainistíocht

Open selected curve files. Up to 4 curve files can be simultaneously selected for viewing and analysis. Supports zoom and move curves, and viewsonraí.

5. Cothabháil

Proper maintenance ensures the longevity and accuracy of your WANLUTECH MOT-65 OTDR Fiber Tester.

• Glanadh: Regularly clean the device's screen and exterior with a soft, dry cloth. For optical ports, use specialized fiber optic cleaning tools and procedures to prevent contamination.
• Stóráil: Store the device in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Use the provided tool bag for protection during transport and storage.
• Cúram Battery: Charge the built-in 7.4V 5200mAh battery regularly, even if not in use, to maintain its health. Avoid fully discharging the battery for extended periods.
• Cúram nascóirí: Always keep optical connectors clean and capped when not in use to prevent dust and debris from affecting measurements.

6. Fabhtcheartú

This section addresses common issues you might encounter with the WANLUTECH MOT-65 OTDR Fiber Tester.

7. Sonraíochtaí

Key technical specifications for the WANLUTECH MOT-65 OTDR Fiber Tester.

8. Barántas agus Tacaíocht

For any questions or technical assistance regarding your WANLUTECH MOT-65 OTDR Fiber Tester, please contact the manufacturer directly. We are committed to providing support and will respond to inquiries within 12 hours.

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