Continental Automated Buildings Association 6002 user manual Maintenance

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5.3Maintenance

The Model 6002/3/4 is designed to perform at specified performance levels. Damaged fiber cables and dirty connectors are a common source of signal loss or link attenuation. Single mode optical fibers should be checked frequently. Inspect and test all suspect components to maintain optimal system performance levels.

As a rule, whenever there is a significant, unexplained light loss, check the fiber cable and the connectors for potential problems. Remove and inspect optical connectors, be careful not to damage the fiber end-face surface or the connector housing. Do not force or over tighten the FC/PC connectors.

Note: It is important to clean the fiber connectors before reinstalling them. Use the protective dust covers on unused or disconnected components to prevent damage or contamination.

Clean the end-surfaces of fiber cables and connectors with a fiber optics cleaning kit. The ferrules and end-face surfaces of fiber components must be kept clean and free of contaminants to function within the established parameters.

Note: Special fiber optics cleaning swabs and lint-free cloth pads saturated with reagent grade Isopropyl alcohol may also be used to clean optical components.

For additional information on cleaning and connecting fiber optic cables refer to Chapter 2.

Cable management and identification markers should receive a high priority to ensure trouble- free maintenance tasks. Properly maintained components will assure optimal system operation.

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Contents EdgeAccess Universal Chassis System EdgeAccess Universal Chassis System Canoga Perkins Corporation Canoga Perkins Table of Contents List of Figures Chapter General Overview OverviewStand Alone 6002/3/4 Models Rack Mount 6002/3/4 ModelsUnpacking and Installing the Rack Mount Models Chapter Set-up and InstallationUnpacking and Installing the Stand Alone Models Installing Modules into a UCS ChassisCabling Cleaning Fiber Optic ConnectorsConnecting Fiber Optic Cables Fiber Optic CablingChecking Optical Power Levels Measuring Remote Transmitter Output PowerMeasuring Receiver Input Power Measuring Local Transmitter Output PowerChapter User Operation Wwdm ApplicationOperation of the Stand Alone Models Example for a Model 6002, 1310/1550 WwdmOperation of the Rack Mount Models CIMThis Page is Intentionally Left Blank Chapter Software Interaction Universal Chassis System SoftwareChassis Management Screen Showing Inserted Modules Naming the WDM module in a Chassis Configuration Accessing the Select Module MenuEntering a Descriptive Name for the 6002 Module Troubleshooting Fiber Optic Cables Chapter Troubleshooting and MaintenanceTroubleshooting Guide Maintenance Remote Channels Chapter SpecificationsSingle Mode Specifications Local Channels PhysicalWwdm Model Specifications Unidirectional Two Channel WDMUnidirectional Three Channel Wwdm Unidirectional Four Channel WwdmThis Page is Intentionally Left Blank Warranty Electronic Products Appendix a WarrantyCable Products Limitations Customer Service Department Repair WarrantyReturn Policy Extended Warranty Policy Customer Service Department
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