Extron electronic FLS 101, FPM 101 User Manual

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Fiber Optic Connectors and Accessories

FPM 101 / FLS 101

Fiber Optic Test Set

User Guide

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Precaucion

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usadas siguiendo las instrucciones del fabricante.

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系统的电源线。

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照生产厂的建议处理废弃电池。

WARNING: Use of controls or adjustments other than those specified in this guide

may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

CLASS 1 LED

PRODUCT

The FLS 101 optical light source is a registered Class I LED and Laser Product.

WARNING: To avoid the danger of fire and electrical shock:

• Never use a voltage that is different from that for which the AC

adapter is rated.

• Do not plug the unit into a power outlet that is shared by other

devices.

• Never modify the power cord or excessively bend, twist, or pull

it.

• Do not allow the power cord to become damaged. Do not place

heavy objects on the power cord or expose it to heat.

• Never touch the AC adapter while your hands are wet.

• Should the power cord become seriously damaged (internal

wiring exposed or shorted),contact the manufacturer to request servicing.

Use only the specified AC adapter. Use of another type of AC adapter

can damage the instrument and create the danger of fire and electrical shock.

To avoid serious eye injury, never look directly into the optical outputs of fiber optic network equipment, test equipment, patch cords, or test reference cables. Always assume that optical outputs are on.

CAUTION: Proper care in handling should be taken when using any precision

optical test equipment. Scratched or contaminated optical connectors can impact the performance of the instrument. It is important to keep the dust caps in place when the unit is not being used.

NOTE: Extron power meters and light sources contain no user serviceable parts.

Except for changing batteries and cleaning optical ports, these units must be returned to Extron or authorized agents for repair and calibration.

Conventions Used in this Guide

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NOTE: A note draws attention to important information.

CAUTION: A caution indicates a potential hazard to equipment or data.

WARNING: A warning warns of things or actions that might cause injury, death, or

other severe consequences.

Trademarks

All trademarks mentioned in this guide are the properties of their respective owners.

Introduction............................................................ 1

About this User Guide......................................... 1

About the FPM 101 and FLS 101......................... 1

Features .............................................................. 1

Power Source ...................................................... 2

Typical Applications ............................................. 3

Accessories ......................................................... 3

Operation ................................................................ 4

FPM 101 Power Meter — Controls and

Connections ...................................................... 5

Power Up the FPM 101 ................................... 6

Wavelength/Backlight Button .......................... 6

dB/dBm/μW Button ......................................... 6

Ref/Set Button ................................................ 7

Splash and Auto-Off Screen ............................ 7

Display Readings in Test Mode ........................ 8

FLS 101 Light Source — Controls and

Connections ...................................................... 9

FLS 101 Power ................................................ 9

Output Ports and Indicators .......................... 10

Output Wavelength Selection ........................ 10

Measuring Optical Power .................................. 11

To Measure Optical Power ............................. 11

Testing Fiber Optic Links ................................... 12

Test the Transmit Reference Cable: ................ 12

Verify the Reference Cables: .......................... 13

Insert the Link .............................................. 14

Using the Tone Generator ................................. 16

To Quickly Identify a Fiber Optic Link ............. 16

Maintenance and Troubleshooting ................. 17

Cleaning Optical Ports....................................... 17

Cleaning FPM 101 Optical Ports .................... 17

Cleaning FLS 101 Optical Ports ..................... 18

Repair and Calibration ...................................... 18

Battery Replacement ......................................... 18

Mandrels for Multimode Transmit Reference

Cables ............................................................. 19

Loops for Singlemode Transmit Reference

Cables ............................................................. 19

Reference Material ............................................. 20

Specifications .................................................... 20

Included Accessories ......................................... 22

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Contents v

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Contents vi

Introduction

This introduction covers the following topics: :

• About this User Guide

• About the FPM 101 and FLS 101

• Features

• Power Source

• Typical Applications

• Accessories

About this User Guide

This user guide covers the following products:

• FPM 101 Power Meter

• FLS 101 Light Source

In this guide the term “link” refers to a fiber optic cable under test. The term “power meter” refers to the FPM 101 and the term “light source” refers to the FLS 101.

Check the Extron website at www.extron.com for additional application information.

About the FPM 101 and FLS 101

The Extron Fiber Optic Test Set includes all the equipment needed to measure optical power

and loss in multimode and singlemode fiber optic equipment and fiber optic cabling. The

light source includes both a multimode (MM) LED output that operates at 850 nm and

1300 nm, and a singlemode (SM) laser output that operates at 1310 nm and 1550 nm. The power meter is compatible with both multimode and singlemode fiber optic cable and

features an easy-to-read LCD display for measuring optical power in dBm or watts and insertion loss in dB. The test set also includes a durable padded carrying case to organize and

protect the test equipment with room for the power meter, light source, reference cables, and adapters.

Features

The Fiber Optic Test Set offers:

• A complete kit for testing power and loss in multimode and singlemode fiber optic

AV systems — Includes fiber optic power meter, light source, cables, adapters, and a

durable canvas tool bag.

• The fiber optic light source includes both multimode and singlemode outputs — test

multimode fiber at 850 nm or 1300 nm and singlemode fiber at 1310 nm or 1550 nm.

• The fiber optic power meter accepts multimode or singlemode fiber — measure power

or loss at 850 nm, 1300 nm, 1310 nm, and 1550 nm wavelengths.

• Handheld, rugged, lightweight, and battery powered.

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Introduction 1

The FPM 101 Power Meter offers:

• When used with a compatible light source such as the FLS 101, WAVE ID enables the

power meter to automatically detect and set wavelengths, simplifying setup.

• Power measurements in dBm or μW; insertion loss in dB.

• 270 Hz, 330 Hz, 1 kHz, 2 kHz tone detection.

The FLS 101 Light Source offers:

• Integrated LED and laser light source.

• WAVE ID allows a compatible power meter to automatically identify and measure a

wavelength.

• Dual WAVE ID allows a compatible power meter to automatically identify and measure

two wavelengths.

• CW mode for use with power meters without WAVE ID.

• 2 kHz tone for use in fiber tracing or locating.

• 50 μm and 62.5 μm mandrels included for different diameter fiber cable.

• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) traceable.

Power Source

1300nm

FIBER LIGHT SOURCE

CW CW

850nm

1300nm

WAVE ID

µW Set

dBm

Optical Power Meter

0000

0.00

0000

0.00

Ref

Hz nm

µW

850nm

FPM 101

FIBER POWER METER

Figure 1. FPM 101 Power Meter and FLS 101 Laser Source

The units each operate on two AA alkaline or rechargeable batteries each.

1310nm

FLS 101

1310nm 1550nm

Tone

1550nm

NOTE: If the battery level becomes too low, each unit turns itself off.

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Introduction 2

Typical Applications

The fiber optic test kit offers these typical applications:

FPM 101 Power Meter:

• High power model for CATV and Telco

• Enterprise/LAN for singlemode and multimode measurements

• Passive optical networks (PON) testing

• LAN/WAN multimode or singlemode networks

FLS 101 Light Source:

• Certify multimode and singlemode links per TIA/EIA standards

• Certify multimode fiber links for Gigabit Ethernet (GBE)

• Test Ethernet, Token Ring, and Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI) networks

• Fiber identification before splicing

Accessories

Fiber optic test reference cables are required to connect the instruments to the fiber optic system, cable, or network under test. A test reference cable must have the same core and cladding size as the fiber under test. The connector at one end of the test reference cable must mate with the optical port on each instrument. The connector on the other end must mate with the fiber optic system under test.

LC connector adapter caps are provided for the FPM 101 and FLS 101 optical ports. One pair of singlemode and one pair of multimode reference cables with LC connectors on each end are also provided.

NOTE: Optical ports and connector end faces must be kept free from dirt or other

contaminates to ensure accurate measurements and operation.

• For cleaning connector end faces on the FLS 101 light source, test reference

cables, and in fiber frames or adapters, use optical quality cleaning fluid.

• For cleaning the FPM/FLS 101 optical ports and adapter caps, use lint-free

optical cleaning wipes with optical quality cleaning fluid and a can of filtered compressed air.

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Introduction 3

Operation

Mandrel

Tr Cabl

This section details the connection of fiber optic cables to the equipment for testing and measuring the power loss of a fiber optic source.

• FPM 101 Power Meter — Controls and Connections

• FLS 101 Light Source — Controls and Connections

• Measuring Optical Power

• Testing Fiber Optic Links

• Testing Singlemode Links

• Using the Tone Generator

ansmit Reference

850nm 1300nm 1310nm1550nm

Extron

FLS 101

FIBER LIGHT SOURCE

FIBER OPTIC LIGHT SOURCE

CWCW

1310nm

850nm

1550nm

1300nm

MM SM

Tone

POWER

ansmit Reference

850nm 1300nm 1310nm 1550nm

Extron

FLS 101

FIBER LIGHT SOURCE

FIBER OPTIC LIGHT SOURCE

CWCW

1310nm

850nm

1550nm

1300nm

MM SM

Tone

POWER

FLS 101 Fiber Optic Light Source

Coupler

Bulkhead

Coupler

Bulkhead

Multimode Fiber under Test

Singlemode Fiber under Test

Coupler

Bulkhead

FPM 101 Fiber Optic Power Meter

Coupler

Bulkhead

FPM 101 Fiber Optic Power Meter

Receive Reference Cable

Optical Power Meter

850

3.65

WAVE ID

1300

4.07

Set

Ref

dBm

FPM 101

Extron

FIBER POWER METER

POWER

Receive Reference Cable

Optical Power Meter

1310

1.45

WAVE ID

1550

1.49

Set

Ref

dBm

FPM 101

Extron

FIBER POWER METER

POWER

Figure 2. Typical Test Connections

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 4

FPM 101 Power Meter — Controls and Connections

a b

Hz nm

µW

Hz nm

µW

FPM 101

WAVE ID

µW Set

dBm

0000

0.00

0000

0.00

Ref

FIBER POWER METER

POWER

Figure 3. FPM 101 Power Meter

a Adapter Cap — Adapts the thread-on optical input to various fiber optic cable

connectors. The FPM 101 includes an LC adapter cap which matches most Extron

applications.

b Optical input — Accepts the thread-on adapter cap allowing you to quickly change the

fiber optic connector.

c Power adapter port (located on the top panel) — Mini-USB Type B connector for

external power supply connection

d LCD Display — Displays the various values of the selected mode including power in

dBm or uW, insertion loss in dB, calibrated wavelength, tone signal in Hz, WAVE ID,

references, and battery strength.

e Dual Function Buttons — Three buttons, each with primary and secondary functions,

to select power measurement type, (λ), set the reference level, (Ref), and manually select

the measurement wavelength, (dB/dBm). A press and release activates the function

designated by the button label. Press and hold the button to activate the secondary function indicated by the text above the button.

f Power Button — When the meter is off, press and hold for a short time to toggle it on.

When the meter is on, press to turn off, or press and hold to toggle the auto-off feature

on or off (see “Power Up the FPM 101” on page 6).

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 5

Power Up the FPM 101

The power button provides two functions:

• Press and hold the power button, , for a short time until the display lights up to turn

the meter on. When the meter is on, press and release the button to turn the FPM 101

off.

• Press and hold the button when the meter is on to disable/enable the auto-off feature.

Auto-off powers down the unit after five minutes of inactivity.

• If the auto-off feature is enabled, (default), press and hold the power button until

HELD pON appears on the display.

• If the auto-off feature is disabled, press and hold the power button until HELD AOFF

appears on the display.

Wavelength/Backlight Button

The wavelength/backlight button, λ provides two functions:

• Press and hold to toggle the backlight on or off.

• To manually select a wavelength, press and release to cycle through the wavelengths as

shown.

850 nm >1300 nm >1310 nm >1490 nm >1550 nm >850 nm ...

NOTE: When using the FLS 101 set to a WAVE ID output, the FPM 101

automatically switches to the WAVE ID wavelength. The WAVE ID indicator

appears on the display and the wavelength is displayed in the calibrated wavelength indicator field.

Calibrated Wavelength

Indicator

REF

WAVE ID Indicator

WAVE ID

Single or Dual WAVE ID Mode

µW

dB dBm

µW

dB dBm

Calibrated Wavelength Indicator

dB/dBm/μW Button

The dB/dBm/uW button,

• Press and release to toggle display readings between insertion loss (dB) or power (dBm).

• Press and hold to view power in microwatts (μW).

REF

WAVE ID

Single and Dual WAVE ID mode

dBm

, provides two functions:

µW

dB dBm

µW

dB dBm

Power (µW)

Power (dBm) or Insertion Loss (dB)

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 6

Ref/Set Button

The Ref/Set button,

Ref

, provides two functions:

• Press and hold to store the power level values for a set of reference cables, (Set),

• Press and release to display previously stored references, (Ref).

Test Mode: To Set a Reference

1. Refer to the sections describing connection of reference cables (see “Testing Fiber

Optic Links” on page 12).

2. Set the FPM 101 to the desired measurement mode (dBm or uW) (see “dB/dBm/μW

Button” in the previous section).

3. To store the currently measured level or multiple levels (in dual WAVE ID mode) as the

new reference level, press and hold the Ref/Set button until HELD SET is displayed.

4. Once the new reference is set, the FPM 101 switches to insertion loss (dB) mode.

NOTE: When setting references from dual WAVE ID sources, additional time is

required for the power meter to identify and measure both wavelengths. Allow several seconds before pressing the Ref/Set button in step 3.

Test Mode: To View the Reference

1. Press the Ref/Set button to display the stored reference wavelength and power level

for the currently selected wavelength or detected WAVE ID wavelengths. The reference

indicator (a, below) lights, and the reference values are displayed briefly (several seconds) as follows:

µW

REF

WAVE ID

Single and Dual WAVE ID mode

dBm

dB dBm

µW

dBm

dB dBm

Continuous Wave (CW) mode — The reference wavelength and power level are displayed at b

Single WAVE ID mode — The reference wavelength and power level are displayed at b

Dual WAVE ID mode — The first reference wavelength and power level are displayed at b,and the second at c .

Splash and Auto-Off Screen

Splash (Version) Screen — During power up, the FPM 101 software version is shown on the top line, (d). The FPM 101 type and detector type are shown on the next line (e). The splash screen is replaced by the normal display after about two seconds.

Auto-off Screen — When the unit is about to power down

due to inactivity, the display shows OFF for a brief time on line e, then counts down the number of seconds until power is shut off.

REF

WAVE ID

µW

dB dBm

Hz nm

µW

dB dBm

F G

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 7

OPM4 Models

Ref. # DescRiption

Battery status indicator - displays estimated battery life remaining. The 3 bars indicate

the charge level. When the battery is low, the battery indicator will ﬂash.

REF indicator - appears to indicate previously stored reference value(s).

On the Ref key press, the reference indicator REF 2 and reference value(s) for the currently selected wavelength or detected WAVE ID wavelength(s) will be displayed brieﬂy (for about 2-3 seconds).

CW mode - the reference value will be displayed in the ﬁeld

Single WAVE mode - The reference value will be displayed in the ﬁeld

Dual WAVE mode - The reference values will be displayed in the ﬁelds

and 7.

Tri WAVE mode - The reference value will be displayed in the ﬁeld

and 7 on the ﬁrst

page and in the ﬁeld

on the second page (replaces ﬁrst page automatically in ~ 2 seconds).

WAVE ID indicator - Will be displayed if the OPM4 is receiving a wavelength ID’d light.

CW mode - This ﬁeld displays the currently enabled wavelength.

Single WAVE mode - This ﬁeld displays the detected WAVE ID wavelength.

Dual WAVE mode - This ﬁeld displays the ﬁrst detected WAVE ID wavelength.

Tri WAVE mode - This ﬁeld displays the ﬁrst WAVE ID wavelength and the third WAVE ID

wavelength that is shown on a second page (replaces ﬁrst page automatically in ~ 2 seconds).

This ﬁeld displays measured power dBm or µW or insertion loss dB at the wavelength displayed in the ﬁeld 4.

If power or loss is too high or low for the OPM4 to measure, this ﬁeld will display HI or LO.

CW mode - This ﬁeld displays modulation frequency if detected.

Dual WAVE mode - This ﬁeld displays the second wavelength.

Dual WAVE mode - This ﬁeld displays measured power dBm or µW or insertion loss dB at the

wavelength displayed in the ﬁeld

If power or loss is too high or low for the OPM4 to measure, this ﬁeld will show HI or LO.

8888

-88.88

dB dBm

µW

WAVE ID

REF

-88.88

8888

dB dBm

µW

-88.88

8888

dB dBm

µW

WAVE ID

REF

Single WAVE mode, or

Tri WAVE mode - second page

Dual WAVE mode, or

Tri WAVE mode - ﬁrst page

Display Readings in Test Mode

8888

Display Readings in Test Mode

The following table lists descriptions for the LCD display readouts in various modes of operation.

REF

WAVE ID

Figure 4. FPM 101 Display

Item Field Description

Battery status indicator Displays the approximate remaining battery life. Three bars indicate the charge

REF indicator Press the Ref/Set button to toggle through stored reference values. The reference

WAVE ID indicator Lights when a wavelength has been identified using the WAVE ID feature with a

Wavelength

Power Displays measured power (dBm or μW), or insertion loss (dB) at the wavelength

Tone / Wavelength CW mode: Displays detected tone modulation frequency.

Power

(Dual WAVE ID mode

only)

Single or Dual WAVE ID mode

level. When the battery indicator flashes, the batteries should be changed

immediately.

values for the currently selected wavelengths are briefly displayed in the following order:

CW mode: The reference value is displayed in field e.

Single WAVE ID mode: The reference value is displayed in field e.

Dual WAVE ID mode: The reference values are displayed in fields e and g.

compatible light source.

CW mode: Displays the currently selected wavelength. Single WAVE ID mode: Displays the detected WAVE ID wavelength. Dual WAVE ID mode: Displays the first detected WAVE ID wavelength.

displayed in field d. If power or loss is too high or too low for accurate measurement, this field displays HI or LO.

Dual WAVE ID mode: Displays the second detected WAVE ID wavelength. Displays measured power (dBm or μW), or insertion loss (dB) at the wavelength

displayed in field f. If power or loss is too high or too low for accurate measurement, this field displays HI or LO.

µW

dB dBm

Hz nm

µW

dB dBm

F G

H I

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 8

FLS 101 Light Source — Controls and Connections

The FLS 101 light source can test fiber optic links by generating the proper wavelength light for the link under test. The light source can generate multimode 850 nm and 1300 nm wavelengths, or singlemode 1310 nm and 1550 nm wavelengths. For each mode, (SM or MM), the two wavelengths can be generated one at a time or alternating between the two.

NOTE: The light source can only emit light from one output port at a time.

In WAVE ID mode, the light source emits a signal with the light allowing the FPM 101 fiber

power meter to automatically determine the wavelength.

FLS 101

FIBER LIGHT SOURCE

Figure 5. FLS 101 Light Source

FLS 101 Power

a Power button — Press and hold until all indicators light up to turn the FLS 101 on.

The FLS 101 initially turns on in its default condition: 850/1300 nm, dual mode sending

Wavelength ID (WAVE ID). After that, all settings made before the light source is turned

off are retained. Press and hold again to turn the FLS 101 off.

b Power port (located on the top panel) — Connector for the AC power adapter. c External power indicator — Lights when the correct AC power adapter is connected.

MM SM

NOTE: Whether the FLS 101 is on or not, the indicator LED stays lit as long as

the adapter is connected and powered.

d Low battery indicator — Lights when a low battery condition exists requiring battery

replacement.

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 9

Output Ports and Indicators

The optical output ports require adapter caps for connection to fiber optic links and reference cables. The FLS 101 includes two LC adapter caps.

e MM output port — LED source multimode optical output. f SM output port — Laser source singlemode optical output. g Active output indicators (lit when the corresponding output port is On) — The active

output indicators light as follows:

Test Mode Active Output Indicator Status

WAVE ID, dual wave Corresponding wavelength indicator is lit,

WAVE ID, single wave Selected wavelength indicator is lit CW or tone Selected wavelength indicator is blinking

Output Wavelength Selection

h 850/1300/CW button — Multimode wavelength select button provides functions as follows:

WAVE ID Mode

Press and release the button to cycle through output wavelengths in the following order:

Dual 850/1300 nm > 850 nm > 1300 nm > Dual 850/1300 nm > ...

The corresponding MM active output port indicators light.

CW Mode

• Press and hold the button to switch to the CW mode. Press and hold the button again to

select a single wavelength in the following order:

850 nm > 1300 nm > 850 nm > ... Release the button when the desired wavelength port indicator turns on. The selected MM active output port indicator blinks.

• Press and release the button to return to the WAVE ID mode.

alternating between the two active wavelengths

WAVE ID Mode

Press and release the button to cycle through output wavelengths in the following order:

Dual 1310/1550 nm > 1310 nm > 1550 nm > Dual 1310/1550 nm > ...

CW Mode

• Press and hold the button to switch to the CW mode at the current wavelength. Press and

hold the button again to select a single wavelength in the following order:

1310 nm > 1550 nm > 1310 nm > ... Release the button when the desired wavelength port indicator turns on. The selected SM active output port indicator blinks.

• Press and release the button to return to the WAVE ID mode.

j Tone button and Indicator —

Tone button (1550 nm, SM only) — Press the tone button to toggle the 2 kHz tone function

on/off. When the tone mode is disabled, the unit returns to the WAVE ID mode at the currently

selected wavelength.

NOTE: When the tone feature is active, WAVE ID is disabled and the output level is

reduced by 3 dB.

Tone indicator — The Tone indicator is lit when the FLS 101 is transmitting in tone mode.

i 1310/1550/CW button — Singlemode wavelength select button provides functions as follows:

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 10

Measuring Optical Power

CAUTION: It is important to keep all optical connections and surfaces free from dirt, oils, or

other contaminants to ensure proper operation. Always clean all test reference cables before conducting the test procedures outlined in this guide. See “Cleaning Optical

Ports” on page 17 for details.

To Measure Optical Power

1. Turn on the FPM 101 power meter by pressing the power button (a).

2. Select the appropriate fiber optic reference cable. The fiber type of this cable must

be the same as the fiber type normally connected to the equipment output being measured.

NOTE: Always verify that reference cable loss is not excessive (< 0.5 dB), before

measuring the power output of fiber optic equipment (see “Testing Fiber Optic Links” on page 12).

3. Select the adapter cap matching the reference cable connector and type.

4. Connect one end of the reference cable to the adapter cap and the other end to the

optical output to be measured.

5. Press the wavelength button (

nominal wavelength of the source under measurement.

6. If the power meter is presently measuring insertion loss in dB, press the dB/dBm

button (f) to display power in dBm, or press and hold it to display power in μW.

) to select the calibrated wavelength matching the

Fiber Optic Equipment

WAVE ID

µW Set

dBm

POWER

Adapter Cap

0000

0.00

0000

0.00

Ref

FPM 101

FIBER POWER METER

Hz nm

µW

e f

Reference Cable

Figure 6. Power Measurement Connections

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 11

Testing Fiber Optic Links

Multimode or singlemode links are easily measured using the FPM 101 power meter and

FLS 101 light source. Two reference cables, transmit and receive, are required. Before an

unknown fiber link can be measured, the insertion loss of the two reference cables must first

be verified to be less than 0.75 dB.

Test the Transmit Reference Cable:

1. Turn on the FPM 101 power meter and FLS 101 light source. Allow the light source to

stabilize for a minimum of two minutes prior to taking measurements.

2. Set the desired measurement wavelength on the FLS 101 light source, (see “Output

Wavelength Selection” on page 10).

a. When using the WAVE ID feature, the FPM 101 power meter reads the wavelength

automatically.

b. If not using WAVE ID, set the FPM 101 to the same wavelength as the FLS 101, (see

“Wavelength/Backlight Button” on page 6).

3. Select and prepare the transmit reference cable. The fiber type of the reference cable

must match the fiber type of the link to be tested.

a. MM: Wrap and secure the reference cable five times around the included mandrel.

b. SM (TIA testing only): Form and secure a 1.2 inch (30 mm) diameter loop in the

reference cable.

NOTE: Clean both ends of the transmit reference cable before proceeding.

4. Connect the transmit reference cable to the FLS 101 output port (MM or SM).

5. Mount an adapter cap on the power meter. The adapter cap must match the free

connector on the transmit reference cable.

6. Connect the free end of the reference cable to the FPM 101. If necessary, press the

dB/dBm button to display optical power in dBm, (see “dB/dBm/μW Button” on page 6).

MM: Mandrel Wrap (shown), or SM: 1.2" (30 mm) Dia Loop

Transmit Reference Cable

-20 dB

FLS 101 FPM 101

Figure 7. Transmit Reference Cable Connection

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 12

7. The normal range is -20 dBm for multimode cables, 0 dBm for singlemode, (± 1dB).

NOTE: Output power for multimode cables is approximately 3 dB less when a

50 μm mandrel wrapped reference cable is used, or if the tone feature is

activated.

If the measured output power is outside the normal range, or the display reads

• Clean all fiber connections and repeat step 6, or

• If cleaning fails, replace the transmit reference cable, then repeat steps 3 through 7.

HI or LO:

8. To store the FPM 101 reference level with the current wavelength, press and hold the

Ref/Set button until HELD SET is displayed. See “Ref/Set Button” on page 7. The current levels are now the new reference levels. Once the new reference is stored, the FPM 101 automatically switches to the insertion loss measurement mode and the display

reads 0 dB, ± 0.05 dB.

MM: Mandrel Wrap (shown), or SM: 1.2 inch (30 mm) Dia Loop

Transmit Reference Cable

0 dB

FLS 101

FPM 101

Figure 8. Transmit Reference Cable Connection After Reference Set

NOTE: To display the stored reference power levels for each wavelength, press

the Ref/Set button.

When setting a reference level from multiple WAVE ID sources, allow a

few seconds for the wavelengths to be identified and measured before storing the references.

Verify the Reference Cables:

9. Disconnect the transmit reference cable from the FPM 101.

Do not disturb the transmit reference cable connection on the FLS 101.

10. If necessary, change the FPM 101 adapter cap to match the connector of the receive

reference cable that will be connected to the power meter.

Clean both ends of the receive reference cable.

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 13

11. Connect the receive reference cable to the FPM 101.

12. Connect the free ends of the transmit and receive reference cables together using an

appropriate coupler, or use a nearby bulkhead connector.

Transmit Reference Cable

MM: Mandrel Wrap or SM: 1.2 inch (30 mm)

Dia Loop (Shown)

Do Not Remove This Connection

Coupler

Bulkhead

Receive Reference Cable

Adapter Cap

0.4 dB

FLS 101

Figure 9. Connect the Receive Reference Cable

13. Verify the insertion loss of the reference cable pair is less than 0.75 dB, the maximum

allowed by the TIA (Extron recommends 0.4 – 0.5 dB). If the insertion loss (dB) is not within these values:

• Disconnect the transmit and receive cables at the coupler (or bulkhead). Clean the

free ends of both cables and both sides of the coupler (bulkhead), then repeat step 11 through 13.

• If the insertion loss is still not acceptable, replace both test reference cables and

begin again with step 1 on page 12.

FPM 101

Insert the Link

1. When the insertion loss is acceptable, (< 0.75 dB), disconnect both the transmit and

receive reference cables from the coupler or bulkhead.

NOTE: Do not disturb the reference cable connections at the light source or the

power meter.

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 14

2. Insert the link to be tested by connecting it to the free ends of the transmit and receive

Mandrel

reference cables using appropriate couplings, or connect the reference cables to the bulkhead connections of the link as shown in figure 10 below.

3. Observe the displayed values. The link cable insertion loss is displayed in dB.

The two examples in figure 10 below show a multimode and singlemode fiber link being

tested using dual WAVE ID. The insertion loss is displayed in dB.

In the multimode example, the FLS 101 is transmitting both 850 nm and 1300 nm

wavelengths. The FPM 101 has automatically detected the wavelengths using WAVE ID and is reading a 3.65 dB loss for the 850 nm and 4.07 dB for 1300 nm.

The singlemode example, also using dual WAVE ID, is reading a 1.45 dB loss for the 1310 nm wavelength and 1.49 dB for 1550 nm.

Transmit Reference Cable

NOTE: Clean reference cable and link ends prior to each test.

NOTE: If either the light source or power meter has shut off, turn it back on

and allow to stabilize for a minimum of two minutes.

Coupler

Bulkhead

Multimode Fiber under Test

Coupler

Bulkhead

Receive Reference Cable

850nm 1300nm 1310nm1550nm

Extron

FLS 101

FIBER LIGHT SOURCE

FIBER OPTIC LIGHT SOURCE

CWCW

1310nm

850nm

1550nm

1300nm

MM SM

Tone

POWER

FLS 101 Fiber Optic Light Source

FPM 101 Fiber Optic Power Meter

Optical Power Meter

WAVE ID

dBm

Extron

POWER

850

3.65

1300

4.07

Set

Ref

FPM 101

FIBER POWER METER

Transmit Reference Cable

850nm 1300nm 1310nm 1550nm

Extron

FLS 101

FIBER LIGHT SOURCE

FIBER OPTIC LIGHT SOURCE

CWCW

1310nm

850nm

1550nm

1300nm

MM SM

Tone

POWER

FLS 101 Fiber Optic Light Source

Coupler

Bulkhead

Singlemode Fiber under Test

Coupler

Bulkhead

FPM 101 Fiber Optic Power Meter

Receive Reference Cable

Optical Power Meter

1310

1.45

WAVE ID

1550

1.49

Set

Ref

dBm

FPM 101

Extron

FIBER POWER METER

POWER

Figure 10. Connections to Measure Link Insertion Loss

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 15

Using the Tone Generator

Tr Ref Cab

The tone generator is used for fiber identification when an installer is faced with multiple unmarked links and the cable ends are not readily accessible by a single technician or are far removed from one another. The tone is inserted by the light source at one end of the link and identified at the other using the tone feature of the FPM 101.

In new installations, the link ends can be identified with the FLS 101 and FPM 101 using the

WAVE ID feature and simply looking for the active link among the inactive links. However,

in larger bundles that may have links carrying live data traffic, the tone generator in the FLS 101 can be used to identify spare links. The FPM 101 can differentiate between live

traffic on fibers and the 2 kHz test tone generated by the FLS 101 to ensure a live fiber is not

cut or disconnected causing a disruption of critical services.

To Quickly Identify a Fiber Optic Link

1. Connect the light source to one end of the link to

be identified. Use the appropriate reference cable

and coupler.

2. Select the 1550 nm wavelength using the SM

button, then turn on the 2 kHz tone by pressing the tone button. The tone indicator LED lights.

3. On the other end of the link, if the bulkhead is

not accessible, unplug the cables one at a time and connect them into the receive reference cable

using a coupler. The cable that causes the 2000 Hz

display to light is the desired cable.

NOTE: Cables with live data traffic are identified by their

wavelength and signal strength but they do not light the tone display.

Identifying wavelengths is not instantaneous. Always wait a few moments for the FPM 101 to identify the signal.

Coupler

Mark the cable ends for reference.

Clean the connectors and couplers often.

Receive Reference Cable

ansmit

erence

1550 nm

19.46 dBm

2000 Hz

FLS 101 FPM 101

Figure 14. Tone Identification Connections

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Operation 16

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

This section provides preventative maintenance and troubleshooting suggestions.

• Cleaning Optical Ports

• Repair and Calibration

• Battery Replacement

• Mandrels for Multimode Transmit Reference Cables

• Loops for Singlemode Single Reference Cables

Cleaning Optical Ports

CAUTION: Before conducting the following procedures be certain the instruments are turned

Off. Disconnect the external supply from the FLS 101.

Optical ports must be kept free from dirt or other contaminants to ensure accurate measurements and operation. Always clean reference cables before conducting the test procedures outlined in this guide. It is important to keep dust caps in place when instruments are not being used.

For cleaning connector end faces on the FLS 101 light sources, test reference cables, and in fiber frames or adapters, use optical quality cleaning fluid and molded cleaning tips.

For cleaning the FPM 101 optical ports and adapter caps, use lint-free optical cleaning wipes

and optical quality cleaning fluid such as IPA -Reagent Grade Isopropyl Alcohol 99% or

better) and a can of filtered compressed air.

Cleaning FPM 101 Optical Ports

1. Unscrew the adapter cap from the adapter cap mount.

2. Use lint-free optical cleaning wipes and optical quality cleaning fluid and dampen a

portion of the wipe with the cleaning fluid.

NOTE: If using isopropyl alcohol (IPA), be sure to use 99% pure IPA that has not

been contaminated.

3. Gently wipe the exposed FPM 101 port starting with the wet section of the wipe and

pulling it to the dry section.

NOTE: Starting with wet cleaning and finishing with dry improves cleaning action,

reduces static buildup, and leaves the end-face dry.

4. Using a can of filtered compressed air (held vertically), blow out any contaminants from

the adapter cap.

5. Once the cleaning is complete, replace the adapter cap.

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Maintenance 17

Cleaning FLS 101 Optical Ports

1. Rotate the adapter base counterclockwise approximately four times.

2. Pull the adapter directly out and away from the adapter mount.

3. Dampen an optical wipe with alcohol and gently wipe the exposed ferrule.

NOTE: Be certain to use 99% IPA that has not been contaminated.

4. Dry the ferrule using a new optical wipe.

5. Using a can of filtered compressed air (held vertically), blow out any remaining

contaminants from the adapter.

6. Replace the adapter making sure the alignment pin on the adapter aligns with the

mating hole on the base.

Repair and Calibration

Repair of the test equipment in the field is not recommended.

Calibration of the test equipment is recommended every 12 months.

Contact your Extron representative for calibration or repair of the test equipment.

Battery Replacement

1. Remove the protective rubber boot from the instrument.

2. Remove the battery compartment cover located on the back of the instrument.

3. Remove the discharged batteries.

4. Observe the proper polarity and place new batteries in the compartment.

5. Replace the battery compartment cover and rubber boot.

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Maintenance 18

Mandrels for Multimode Transmit Reference Cables

When testing multimode links using an overfilled LED source, always wrap the transmit

reference cable five (5) times around the proper diameter mandrel. This is specified by TIA/EIA-568-B and improves insertion loss measurement repeatability and accuracy. Do NOT use mandrels on multimode receive reference cables or singlemode reference cables.

Available mandrels for test reference cables with 3 mm jackets

Fiber Type Part Number

Diameter (D) for other jacket diameters (in mm)

62.5 μm Contact Extron D = 20 mm minus

jacket diameter

50 μm Contact Extron D = 25 mm minus

jacket diameter

Kit with both

Contact Extron

mandrels

Loops for Singlemode Transmit Reference Cables

For TIA testing of singlemode links, the transmit reference cable must have a 1.2 inch (30 mm) loop secured by tape, hook and loop fasteners, or other means. Do not pull the fastener too tight.

Transmit Reference Cable

1.2 inch (30 mm)

Secure Loop Here

Diameter Loop

Multimode Transmit Jumper

(5) Wraps

Mandrel

FLS 101

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Maintenance 19

Reference Material

This section provides technical specifications, included and replacement part numbers, and optional accessories.

• Specifications

• Included Accessories

Specifications

NOTE: These devices are class 1 laser products. They meet the safety regulations of IEC-60825,

FDA 21 CFR 1040.10, and FDA 21 CFR 1040.11.

Optical speciﬁcations — FLS 101 ﬁber optic output

Number/type

Singlemode ............................. 1 laser emitter

Multimode ............................... 1 LED emitter

Connectors .................................... 2 connectors with LC, SC FC, and ST adapters

Wavelengths

Singlemode ............................. 1310 nm ±20 nm, 1550 nm ±20 nm

Multimode ............................... 850 nm ±30 nm, 1310 nm -10/+50 nm

Spectral width

Singlemode ............................. 5 nm (max.) at 1310 nm and at 1550 nm

Multimode ............................... 40 nm (typical) at 850 nm

Transmission power

Singlemode ............................. 0 dBm, 9 μm

Multimode ............................... -20 dBm, 62.5 μm

120 nm (typical) at 1310 nm

NOTE: Power will be 3 dB lower if a 50 μm mandrel-wrapped jumper is used instead of a 62.5 μm mandrel-

wrapped jumper.

Stability

Singlemode ............................. ±0.05 dB over 1 hour after 15 minute warmup

±0.1 dB over 8 hours after 15 minute warmup

Multimode ............................... ±0.1 dB over 8 hours after 5 minute warmup

Optical speciﬁcations— FPM 101

Wavelengths .................................. 850 nm, 1300 nm, 1310 nm, 1490 nm, 1550 nm; calibrated

Detector type ................................. Germanium (Ge)

Units of measurement .................... dB, dBm, μW

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Reference 20

Testing ranges

Measurement .......................... -60 to +6 dBm

Tone detection ......................... At 850 nm: -45 to +6 dBm

At all other wavelengths: -50 to +6 dBm

Wavelength identication ........ At 850 nm: -45 to +6 dBm

At all other wavelengths: -50 to +6 dBm

Resolution ...................................... 0.01 dB

Accuracy ........................................ ±0.25 dB at -10 dBm

General

Power

FLS 101 ................................... Internal batteries

External, supplied by optional AC adapter Input: 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz Output: 9 VDC, 1.5 A, 13 watts

FPM 101 .................................. Internal batteries

External Supplied via USB port

Power consumption

FLS 101 ................................... LED transmission: 1.8 watts, 3 VDC

Laser transmission: 1.5 watts, 3 VDC

FPM 101 .................................. 2.7 watts, 3 VDC with backlight on

Batteries

Number/type ........................... 2 AA batteries (1.5 V alkaline or 1.2 V rechargeable)

Operating time (nominal)

FLS 101 .............................. Multimode operation: 20 hours

Singlemode operation: 72 hours

FPM 101 ............................ 300 hours

Temperature/humidity .................... Storage: -22 to +140 °F (-30 to +60 °C) / 10% to 90%, noncondensing

Operating: +14 to +122 °F (-10 to +50 °C) / 10% to 90%, noncondensing

Cooling .......................................... Convection, no vents

Thermal dissipation ........................ 1.1 BTU/hr

Mounting ....................................... No

Enclosure type ................................ Plastic

Enclosure dimensions ..................... 4.5" H x 2.6" W x 1.0" D

(11.5 cm H x 6.7 cm W x 2.5 cm D) (Excluding the rubber boot, connectors.)

5.5" H x 3.6" W x 1.5" D (14.0 cm H x 9.1 cm W x 3.8 cm D)

(Including including rubber boot and connnectors.)

Product weight

FLS 101 ................................... 0.7 lb (0.3 kg)

FPM 101 .................................. 0.6 lb (0.3 kg)

Shipping weight ............................. 2 lbs (1 kg)

Vibration ........................................ ISTA 1A in carton (International Safe Transit Association)

Regulatory compliance

Safety ...................................... EN 61010-1

EMI/EMC ................................. EN 61000-4, EN 61326-1

Warranty ........................................ 3 years parts and labor, excluding batteries

NOTE: All nominal levels are at ±10%.

NOTE: Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Reference 21

Included Accessories

Description Part Number

FPM 101 power meter

FLS 101 light source

Batteries (4 AA)

Soft Pouch

LC singlemode reference cable (x2)

LC multimode reference cable (x2)

Light Source LC Adapter (x2)

Power Meter LC Adapter Cap

FPM/FLS 101 Setup Guide

Fiber Optic Test Meters • Reference 22

Extron® Warranty

Extron Electronics warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship for a period of three years from the date of purchase. In the event of malfunction during the warranty period attributable directly to faulty workmanship and/or materials, Extron Electronics will, at its option, repair or replace said products or components, to whatever extent it shall deem necessary to restore said product to proper operating condition, provided that it is returned within the warranty period, with proof of purchase and description of malfunction to:

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This Limited Warranty does not apply if the fault has been caused by misuse, improper handling care, electrical or mechanical abuse, abnormal operating conditions, or modiﬁcations were made to the product that were not authorized by Extron.

NOTE: If a product is defective, please call Extron and ask for an Application Engineer to receive an RA (Return

Authorization) number. This will begin the repair process.

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Please note that laws vary from state to state and country to country, and that some provisions of this warranty may not apply to you.

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Extron electronic FLS 101, FPM 101 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Contents

Introduction

About this User Guide

About the FPM 101 and FLS 101

Features

Power Source

Typical Applications

Accessories

Operation

FPM 101 Power Meter — Controls and Connections

Power Up the FPM 101

Wavelength/Backlight Button

dB/dBm/μW Button

Ref/Set Button

Splash and Auto-Off Screen

Display Readings in Test Mode

FLS 101 Light Source — Controls and Connections

FLS 101 Power

Output Ports and Indicators

Output Wavelength Selection

Measuring Optical Power

To Measure Optical Power

Testing Fiber Optic Links

Test the Transmit Reference Cable:

Verify the Reference Cables:

Insert the Link

Using the Tone Generator

To Quickly Identify a Fiber Optic Link

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Cleaning Optical Ports

Cleaning FPM 101 Optical Ports

Cleaning FLS 101 Optical Ports

Repair and Calibration

Battery Replacement

Mandrels for Multimode Transmit Reference Cables

Reference Material

Specifications

Included Accessories