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Proper Fiber Optic Cable Maintenance

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To maintain the optimum operating conditions, fiber optic cable requires proper care and

handling. Please follow these basic guidelines:

•Do not stretch, puncture, or crush the fiber optic cable.

•Always maintain the minimum bend radius that is specified by the fiber optic cable

manufacturer. To avoid fractures of the glass, do not exceed these limits!

•Avoid overtightening tie wraps that are placed around the cable. This action may

result in micro-bends, which in turn results in excess attenuation.

•Always keep the dust caps on the cable ends until you make the connections. Re-

connect the dust caps when the cable is disconnected. Refer to the “Securing the

Dust Cap on the Fiber Optic Cable” section on page213 for more information.

•Do not polish the fiber optic connectors with a cloth made of synthetic fibers. This

action will charge up the fiber and attract dust.

•Protect the exposed ends from contact with all surfaces. Contact with hard

surfaces may scratch or chip the end, causing permanent damage.

•Do not touch the exposed fiber ends with your finger, as this action will leave oil

residue on the fiber.

•Do not use canned or compressed air to clean the connectors.

•Clean each connector each time it is inserted into an adapter. Dirty connectors

will contaminate adapters. Clean all suspect surfaces with a Reel Cleaner, Stick

Cleaner, or optic grade alcohol and wipes.

•To reduce condensation, ensure that the fiber end is dried after cleaning. Wipes

should be used once, and then discarded.

•To ensure proper alignment, avoid tilting the connector during insertion. This

action also prevents damage or scratching to the fiber end.

•Use the connector strain relief whenever pulling on the fiber cable. Pulling on the

fiber may damage the glass.

•Always store protective covers in a clean container. Always clean contaminated

protective covers prior to use.

Note The minimum bend radius is usually 10-20 times the cable's

outer diameter.

Contents

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QK==l~ n=p=~=l~ Important n=c=o Page Page Page `==auJTMM ~ Note mJr=f~~ Important r==e=j l=q~=a r==p=t~ DX-700 Users Guide Rev 02 81 Using the Setup Wizard Figure 4-5. Setup Wizard Menu Tree for DVI Output Modules p=t~=j=q Output Modules: 82 DX-700 Users Guide Rev 02 Figure 4-6. Setup Wizard Menu Tree for NNI Output Modules buttons have been omitted for simplicity. Note p=t~=l~ Important Page ~ ~ ~ Note ~ ~ Page ~ Important ~ Important ~ Note Important ~ d=`=p Caution Note DX-700 Users Guide Rev 02 93 Using the Input Wizard r==f=t~ f=t~=j=q The figure below illustrates the Input Wizard menu tree: f=t~=l~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Note Page ~ S ~ Note ~ S ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S Note Important Note ~ Important Tip ~ r==m=j~~=j m=j~~=j=q m=j~~=l~ o~=~=m ~ o~=~=m Tip a=~=m a=^=m DX-700 Users Guide Rev 02 107 Using the Input Management Menu Figure 4-41. 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