Promax PROLITE-63B User Manual

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User's Guide to the PROLITE-63B
Optical Power Meter
99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176
Phone 781-665-1400 Toll Free 1-800-517-8431
v1.0 0 MI2030 (01/12/2014)
Visit us at www.TestEquipmentDepot.com
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1 Introduction
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AUTO-OFF
The are full featured palm sized optical
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power meters designed for use with an optical laser source to perform optical loss measurements on optical fiber
cables. The are lightweight and are
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controlled by microprocessor. Utilizing state-of-the-art SMT in its manufacture, optical connections to the
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are made via the universal adapter interface on the top of the unit. The instrument has 6 working wavelengths to totally satisfy your needs. It can be extensively used in telecommunication projects and other situations where optical power of wavelengths close to infrared ray needs to be measured.
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2 Safety Information
SAFETY RULES
The safety could not be assured if the instructions for use are not closely followed.
The external DC charger is a equipment, for safety reasons plug it to a
corresponding ground terminal
Use the mains adapter in and installations. To use
INDOOR
When using some of the following accessories use only the ones to ensure safety:
Observe all both of supply and measurement.
Use this instrument under the .
The user is not allowed to carry
Any change on the equipment must be carried out exclusively by technical staff.
Follow the described in the Maintenance paragraph.
.
Power adapter
specified ratings
cleaning instructions
Class II supply line with the
.
Overvoltage Category I Pollution Degree 1
specified
specified environmental conditions
out the following maintenance operations:
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Never look directly into optical outputs or a fiber while the equipment is on. Invisible laser beam may damage your eyes.
Do not short-circuit the terminal of AC adapter / charger and the batteries.Excessive electrical current may cause personal injury due to fumes,electric shock or equipment damage.
Connect AC power cord with the equipment and wall socket properly. While inserting the AC plug, make sure there is no dust or dirt on the terminals and both plugs are fully seated. Incomplete engagement may cause fuming, electric shock or equipment damage and may result in personal injury.
Do not operate the equipment near hot objects, in hot environments, in dusty/ humid atmosphere or when condensation is present on the equipment. This may result in electric shock , product malfunction or poor performance.
Please disconnect the AC adapter/charger and cover the protective dust cap once you finish using.
It is a good idea to clean the connector and the instrument when they get dirty through use. Optical cleaning pads and anhydrous alcohol is recommended. And please be careful not to get the detergent inside the instrument.
Symbols related with safety:
DIRECT CURRENT
ALTERNATING CURRENT
DIRECT AND ALTERNATING
GROUND TERMINAL
PROTECTIVE CONDUCTOR
FRAME TERMINAL
EQUIPOTENTIALITY
ON (Supply)
OFF (Supply)
DOUBLE INSULATION (Class II protection)
CAUTION (Risk of electric shock)
CAUTION REFER TO MANUAL
FUSE
EQUIPMENT OR COMPONENT TO BE RECYCLED
Descriptive Examples of Over-Voltage Categories
Cat I
Low voltage installations isolated from
themains.
Cat II
Cat III
Cat IV
Portable domestic installations.
Fixed domestic installations.
Industrial installations.
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3 Preparing for Operation
3.1 Unpacking the instrument
Packing material
We suggest that you keep the original packing material. Using the original packing material is your guarantee of protecting the instrument during transit.
Checking the package contents
The standard accessories of are as follows:
Main unit SC, ST interchangeable connector
Quick User Guide
Carrying Bag Software (CD) USB cable AC/DC adapter
2 AANi-MH bateries
Checking for damage in transit
After unpacking the instrument, check to see whether it was damaged in transit. This is particularly likely if the outer casing is clearly damaged. If there is damage, do not attempt to operate the instrument or to repair it without authorization. Doing so can cause further damage and you may lose your warranty qualification.
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3.2 Discharged batteries
There is a battery indicator on the screen to show the remaining charge. There are four possibilities the indicator may show, full, with 2 blacks, with 1 black and empty. If an empty battery indicator flashes it means the power is almost out, and that is when you should recharge the batteries by connect the AC adapter with the instrument. If the discharged batteries get to their limitations after long-time use, please replace it with a new one. To replace the batteries, please remove the battery plate on the back of instrument with a screwdriver.
When the battery charge is extremely low to supply the necessary power, the instrument will automatically switch off.
Note : 1
The AC indicator is not displayed when power is supplied by battery.
To eliminate the possibility of acid leakage, please take out the battery if the unit is not used for
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a long time.
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3.3 AC operation
If the instrument is mainly used at one location, e.g. in a laboratory or test department, the AC adapter can be used to power it instead of batteries. There is a DC input jack on the bottom of the
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when theAC adapter is plugged in, the AC Indicator
Note:
1 Power is supplied by the AC adapter even if battery is fitted. And the battery indicator is not displayed on the screen when AC adapter is plugged. 2 Make sure that the operating voltage of the AC Adapter / Charger is the same as the local AC line voltage.
instrument casing into which the output cable of the AC adapter is plugged. And
the LCD will be displayed.
on
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4 Operation
4and.1 Display controls
4.1.1 Keypad
The keypad is used to access a wide range of instrument functions.
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NO. Key Function
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Switches instrument on / off. Long keypress while powering on to activate the instrument without Auto-off function.
Selects measurement wavelength in sequence of 850/1300/1310/ 1490/1550/1625nm .and to activate auto-wavelength recognition(TWIN)
Switches measurement unit among d mw.Bm,dB and
Long keypress for 2s to store the current test value; short keypress to display the record.
Short keypress to display reference level of present test wavelength. Long keypress to set a new reference level of present test wavelength.
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Switches backlighting on / off.
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4.1.2 Back
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Connector (optional ST, SC)
USB interface
Recharge LED
USB
DC Input Tack
AC Adapter LED
Recharge LED lights up when recharging the batteries. AC Adapter LED lights up when recharging finishes
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4.1. 3 LCD
Wavelength
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Reference
Frequency
Auto-wavelength recognition
270Hz
1kHz
2kHz
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Power
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AC Adapter
Battery Charge
Measurement Unit
AUTO-OFF
Auto-off
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AUTO-OFF
270Hz
1kHz
2kHz
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AUTO-OFF
270Hz
1kHz
2kHz
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4.2 Turning the instrument on and off
Press the “ON/OFF” key briefly. The instrument powers on, and backlighting switches on. Please check the battery capacity if it fails. Press the “ON/OFF” key briefly again. The instrument powers off, and backlighting switches off.
Note: Auto-off function
1. The instrument powers off automatically if no keypress in 10 minutes. Press
2.
function deactivated.
the “ON/OFF” key for about 2 seconds to power on the instrument with “Auto-off”
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AUTO-OFF
25.98
13 10
nm
AUTO-OFF
270Hz
1kHz
2kHz
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13 10
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13 10
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1kHz
2kHz
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13 10
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5.3 Setting the wavelength & Activate the Auto-wavelength Recognition(TWIN)
Press the “ displayed. You can select from possible wavelengths: 850 nm, 1300 nm, 1310 nm, 1490 ,1550 nm,1625 .
λ” key repeatedly until the desired wavelength is
six
nm nm The instrument defaults to the wavelength which the user set in the l ast test.
When used with the optical laser source,
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the wavelength will shift automatically according to the output wavelength of the laser source.
Long keypress is to activate the auto-wavelength recognition and the "TWIN" will show on the LCD. Short keypress is to close the "TWIN". .
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1310
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850
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1310
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TWIN
TWIN
15501625
1300
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1490
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AUTO-OFF
25.08
1 3 1 0
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AUTO-OFF
270Hz
1kHz
2kHz
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25.08
1 3 1 0
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20.00
1 3 1 0
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1kHz
2kHz
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20.00
1 3 1 0
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4.4 Switching measurement mode
There are three measurement modes you can choose by pressing the “dBm/dB/mW” key repeatedly dB, mW.dBm,
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1310
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5.5 Setting reference level
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2kHz
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1kHz
2kHz
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1 3 1 0
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1kHz
2kHz
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1. Press the “REF” key to display the stored reference level for the current wavelength and a sign of “REF” will be displayed on the screen to indicate that it is a reference value. The displayed value only lasts 1 second.
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2 0.0 0
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2. Press and hold the “REF” key over 2 seconds to store the presently measured value as the new reference level for the current wavelength. During the process the “REF” sign flashes twice on the screen and buzzer sound is heard. Once
the new reference level is set, the switches to the dB measurement mode. The displayed value only lasts 1 second.
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4.6 Switching backlighting of the LCD on and off
Press the backlighting key. Backlighting switches on. Press the backlighting key again. Backlighting switches off.
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1310
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4.7 Frequency detecting
If the tested wavelength is carrying a tone of 270 Hz, 1 kHz, or 2 kHz, the respective frequency indicates on the screen
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4.8 The overflow of the measured power value
If the measured power value is too high, the LCD screen will display “HI”.
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If the measured power value is too low, the LCD screen will display “LO”.
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4.9 The storage of the current test value
Press key over 2s, the SAVE flashes on the screen once with the sounds of the buzzer. It indicates the setting is finished. It will display the stored value and the serial number of the storage. Then, the will return to the test state automatically.
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4.10 Check the storage records
Press key, it will display the latest record.
Press key, it will browse the forward records.
Press key, it will browse the afterward records.
Press key, it will delete all the records.
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5 Specifications
Optical Specifications
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Model
Measuring Range (dBm) -70 ~ +10 1550 nm
Frequency Detecting Range
Wavelength Detecting Range
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40 ~ +10(dBm)
40 ~ +10(dBm)
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Resolution 0.01
Wavelength (nm)
Dete cto
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50/1300/1310/1490/1550/1625
nGaA s
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Prec ision ±5%
Operating Wavelength (nm)
Power
Note:
1: ± 5% is effective under 1550 nm, CW, 23 ºC ±3 ºC, humidity 70 %. 2: AC adapter cannot be used if the instrument is powered by the AA non-dischargeable batteries, otherwise
will not be responsible for the trouble caused by the misuse. The discharging time will be different unde
various operating environment and batteries.
*1.2V Ni-MH batteries; AC adapter for continuous use
2
8
00 ~ 1700
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General Specifications
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Operation Temperature 10 ºC ~ +50 ºC
Stor age Temperature -20 ºC ~ + 70 ºC
Humidity
Size (H*W*D
Weight
) 1
-
90%
<
60 * 76 * 45 m m
bout 265 g
a
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PROMAX ELECTRONICA, S. L.
99 Washington Street Melrose, MA 02176
Phone 781-665-1400 Toll Free 1-800-517-8431
Visit us at www.TestEquipmentDepot.com
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