Purelink TWF2-FTT User guide

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TWF2-FTT Fiber Termination Tool Adjustment Procedure
The TOTALWIRE™ TWF2 bers, with its patented integral 3M Polymer coating, is stronger and more bend insensitive than typical glass bers. The TWF2-FTT Termination Tool comes factory adjusted to cleave TWF2 ber.
2ea M2
Using the M2 Allen wrench included with
1. the cleaver, on the top right side remove the screw that secures the ber scrap box. Set the scrap box aside.
2ea T10
Loosen the two T10 guide screws with the
4. supplied wrench. Only approx. one turn is required, do not loosen completely.
Using the M2 Allen wrench remove the
2. two screws that secure the guide cover.
Blade Up A
Loosen the T10 hex screw located
A.
behind the blade looking down on the unit, counter clockwise one full turn.
Set the guide cover aside.
3.
Blade Up B
Turn the M2 Allen screw clockwise
B.
2 positions. Tighten the previously loosened T10 hex screw and the two T10 side guide screws clockwise until snug.
Blade Down A
Attempt to cleave TWF2 ber. If the ber
7. does not successfully cleave repeat Blade UP steps A & B to increase blade height until a successful cleave is achieved, reassemble.
NOTE: If you are using a standard cleaver, perform the Blade UP steps listed above. To adjust your cleaver to cleave standard ber perform the Blade DOWN adjustments listed above until the cleaver no longer cleaves standard ber, followed by the Blade UP adjustment until a successful cleave is achieved.
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Loosen the T10 hex screw located
A.
behind the blade looking down on the unit, counter clockwise one full turn.
Blade Down B
Turn the M2 Allen screw counter
B.
clockwise 2 positions. Rotate the previously loosened T10 hex screw and the two T10 side guide screws clockwise until snug.
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TWF2 CONNECTOR Termination Guide for: TWF2 Jacketed Fiber 2.0mm / 3.0mm
24 12 12
(A) (B) (C)
Unscrew boot from rear of connector and
1. slide onto cable jacket. For 2.0mm slide included build tube onto cable jacket.
*12mm Soft Peel is an approx. Do not exceed 12mm
(A) TWF2 Glass Fiber (B) 250μm Soft Peel (C) 2.0mm & 3.0mm Jacket
Using strippers remove approximately
2. 50mm / 2” of cable jacket.
Place onto VFL using an LC type adapter.
3. Ensure activator slide tab is in “open” position - slide towards rear of connector. Open hinge on connector.
Do Not Use Strippers
Pull Kevlar yarns back to locate TWF2
4. ber. Use only nger tips/nails to gently remove “Soft Peel” 250um coating to within 12mm/1/2” of cable jacket.
Slide activator tab towards connector tip.
7. Remove from VFL. Ensure ber is straight, hold Kevlar to one side (2.0mm seat tube at rear of connector). Close hinge.
Cleave ber measuring from cable jacket.
5. For TWF2 LC = 24mm.
Install dust cap. Slide boot forward and
8. thread one full turn to “lock in” Kevlar strands. Cut Kevlar close to boot. Tighten boot until secure.
Insert ber into the rear of connector until
6. a slight “bow” is created and the light emitting from connector window dims and/or extinguishes.
1. TWF2 Fiber does not require the use of alcohol cleaning as the glass ber is not exposed being protected with TWF2 proprietary coating. Remove the soft peel coating completely from all sides of the ber with ngers only. Do not use strippers.
2. Due to the extreme durability and bend insensitivity of TWF2 ber, your cleaver may require a wheel height adjustment procedure to allow successful cleaving of TWF2 bers. For more information, please refer to the TWF2-FTT adjustment guide.
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TWF2 CONNECTOR Termination Guide for: TWF2 Fiber & 900m fan out kit/tubing
12
(A) (B)
(A) TWF2 Glass Fiber (B) 900µm Fan Tubing
Slide included 900µm build tube section
Ensure a minimum of 50mm of ber exits
1. the fan tubing. Unscrew boot from rear of connector and slide onto fan tubing.
2. onto fan tubing.
Place onto VFL using an LC type adapter.
3. Ensure activator slide tab is in “open” postion - slide towards rear of connector. Open hinge on connector.
Do Not Use Strippers
Use only nger tips/nails to gently remove
4. “Soft Peel” 250µm coating completely to fan tubing.
Slide activator tab towards connector tip.
7. Remove from VFL, Install dust cap.
Cleave ber measuring from fan tubing. For
5. TWF2 LC = 12mm.
Slide build tube forward and seat in rear of
8. connector, ensure ber is straight, close hinge. Slide boot forward and tighten until secure.
Insert ber into the rear of connector
6. until a slight “bow” is created and the light emitting from connector window dims and/or extinguishes.
1. TWF2 Fiber does not require the use of alcohol cleaning as the glass ber is not exposed being protected with TWF2 proprietary coating. Remove the soft peel coating completely from all sides of the ber with ngers only. Do not use strippers.
2. Due to the extreme durability and bend insensitivity of TWF2 ber, your cleaver may require a wheel height adjustment procedure to allow successful cleaving of TWF2 bers. For more information, please refer to the TWF2-FTT adjustment guide.
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