OME1324116

Direct Core Monitoring Fusion Splicer

TYPE-71C
Administrator menu
Operation instructions
 Table of contents
Overview 1
Accessing administrator menu 1
Function settings 2
Changing Passcode for administrator menu 4
Lock Functions 5
Administrator menu details 6
Changing settings 9
Analyzing fiber type 12
Registration of splice program 12
Release of splice program 14
Security (Startup password protection) 15
Overview
The administrator menu enables setting up further detailed functions.
The access to the menu is limited by pass code.

Accessing administrator menu

Menu Login

DATA
* * * 0
Splice Function Maintenance Security 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
Data
Q W E R T Y U I O P
A S D F G H J K L
USB Login Information Wireless
LAN
Z X C V B N M
2014/01/01 0000

Select Item Input Pass Code OK

1: Touch Login icon ( ) on the Input Pass Code screen
menu screen. Pass code: 0000
2: Touch 0000, which is a pass
code for the Admin mode.
Touch OK.
Menu
(Administrator)
4: In administrator menu, you can
DATA change extra items of splice
Splice
Data
Function Maintenance Security programs and heating programs
as described next few pages what
Information
are not appeared in normal menu.
USB Login Wireless
LAN About changing items, please refer
2014/01/01 0000
to page 4-7 of guide to operation.
Select Item
3: The menu screen is displayed
again when the Pass Code is
accepted.
Tips
Once you enter the Pass Code, you can access the
administrator menu without re-entry of the Pass Code unless
you turn off the power. If you turn off the power and turn it on
again, the operator menu is displayed.

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Function settings

Page Functions Details

Arc Pause This function stops the splicing process before arcing
occurs. If you would like to check fiber offset and fiber end
faces, set this function to ON.
Auto Start This function starts the splicing process when the fiber is
1/8 inserted in the splicer and the hood is closed.
Heater Auto Start This function starts the heating process when the fiber is
placed into the heat shrink oven.
Display Monitor Front monitor type or Back monitor type can be selected.
ECO Mode Saves power consumption by adjusting monitor brightness
and heat shrink oven temperature
Sleep If the splicer is not interrupted for a certain span of time, to
minimize power consumption on standby, the monitor and
12VDC will be turned off. To return to normal operation,
2/8 press any key, except the Power key.
Auto Power Off If the splicer is in Sleep mode and is not interrupted for
another certain span of time, the splicer is automatically
powered off. You need to switch on the splicer again.
The brightness of the monitor can be adjusted by eight
Bright
stages.
This function sets the built-in clock of the splicer to local
Date(yy/mm/dd hh:mm)
time.
Language The language being displayed can be selected. (Some
3/8 languages cannot be selected.)
Temperature Unit This function switches the temperature units.
Fiber Insert Screen Single (X or Y) screen type or dual (X and Y) screen type
Pre-Fusion Screen can be selected in each step of the splicing process. For
further details, please refer to page 4-13 of guide to
Arc Screen operation.
4/8
Post-Fusion Screen
Est. Loss Screen
Buzzer (Key) Buzzer sound of touching icons or pressing keys can be
selected. "Mute" can be selected too.
Buzzer (Stop) Buzzer sound of arc pause can be selected. "Mute" can be
5/8 selected too.
Buzzer (Error) Buzzer sound of detecting errors during splice. "Mute" can
be selected too.
Audio Volume The volume of the speaker can be adjusted by six stages.
Continue to the next page.

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Page Functions Details
Light for v-groove This function sets the V-groove illumination to ON or OFF.
Postsplice Action This function sets the Postsplice Action to None-Open or
6/8 (Proof-Reset) Auto-Open or None-Key.
Opening Title1 Sets the message to be displayed when splicer power is
Opening Title2 turned on. Max number of characters: 13
Additional Arc This function sets the Additional Arc to ON or OFF.
Additional Arc Input This function sets the Additional Arc Input after splicing every
time to ON or OFF.
7/8 Caution for Arc Count This function sets the caution for arc count. For further
details, please refer to page 3-5 in guide to operation.
Warning for Arc Count This function sets the warning for arc count. For further
details, please refer to page 3-5 in guide to operation.
Change Administrator This function changes pass code of administrator menu.
Passcode
8/8
Lock Functions This function sets the lock of user menu to Enable or
Disable.

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Changing Passcode for administrator menu
A passcode for login can be changed in the Administrator mode.

Menu Function

Arc Pause
DATA
ON

Splice Function Maintenance Security Auto Start

Data OFF

1/8 Heater Auto Start

OFF
USB Login Information Wireless
LAN Display Monitor
Automatic
2014/01/01 0000

Select Item Select Function

1: Touch Function ( ) to go to 2: Go to the page 8 by using the

function screen. move. ( , )

Function 1234

Change Administrator Passcode New passcode for administrator.

Lock Functions
Disable
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
8/8
Q W E R T Y U I O P
BS A S D F G H J K L
Z X C V B N M
Select Function OK
3: Change Administrator Pass code 4: Enter the current passcode.
is selected. The new passcode setup screen
is displayed. Enter a 4 digit new
passcode.
1234
(Example above: 1234)
Confirm new passcode for

administrator.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
Q W E R T Y U I O P It becomes impossible to start when the
BS A S D F G H J K L passcode is forgotten.
Z X C V B N M
OK Please note it.
Please inquire of our maintenance
5: Enter the 4 digit new passcode
service center when you forget the
for confirmation.
(Example above: 1234) passcode by any chance.

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Lock Functions
An administrator can lock splice and heater programs so that operator cannot
change them.

Menu SM G652 Std. 60mm 0.25

MENU

DATA
X/Y
Splice Function Maintenance Security
Data
Ready

USB Login Information Wireless

LAN DISP

2014/01/01 0000
Start
Select Item
Select
SelectItem
Item
1: Touch Function ( ) to go to 4: The splice and heater
function screen. programs are not changeable.
Touch the MENU icon. The
login screen will be displayed.
Function

Change Administrator Passcode Login

Lock Functions
Disable

8/8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
Q W E R T Y U I O P
A S D F G H J K L
Select Function Z X C V B N M

2: Go to 8 page. Select Lock Input Pass Code OK

Functions.
5: To make the splice/heater
programs changeable, access
Function
Lock Functions the Administrator mode by
entering the Administrator
Enable
passcode, go to "Lock Functions"
SMF Quick
Disable and set it to "Disable".
1/1 Cycle

It becomes impossible to start when the

passcode is forgotten.
Select Item Please note it.
3: Select Enable to enable the Please inquire of our maintenance
lock function. service center when you forget the
Then touch Home icon ( ). passcode by any chance.

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Administrator menu details

<Splice program settings>

Page Item Description

1/8 Name Allows to edit splice program name.
Template Allows to choose splice program as a template when new
splice program is created.
Align Method Sets the alignment method for fibers to be spliced. Choose
from Core, Adaptive, Diameter and AIAS.
CoreAligns center of right and left optical fiber cores.
Adaptiveis effective when optical fiber with complex core
profile is spliced.
DiameterAligns center of right and left optical fiber
diameters.
AIASWhen core to cladding concentricity is high, surface
tension pulls the claddings into alignment and misaligns the
cores, causing high splice loss. The splicer automatically
performs axis shift prior to arc fusion when it foresees the
problem.
Auto Power Automatically optimizes arc power.
2/8 Arc Time Sets the arc fusion time.
Prefuse Time Sets the time between start of arc fusion and feeding of fibers.
Gap Sets the gap between fiber end faces before arc fusion.
Overlap Sets the distance of feeding fiber.
3/8 Arc Power Sets the arc power. Generally it is automatically set by an arc
test and does not need to be changed. It is shown as
[Standard + XX]. [Standard] means pre-set arc power. [+ XX]
can be manually increased or decreased.
Gapset Position Sets the position of splicing fibers. Generally it is
automatically set by an arc test and does not need to be
changed.
Cleaning Arc Time Sets the cleaning arc time for removing dust from optical fiber.
Rearc Time Sets the additional arc time to be conducted after splicing.
4/8 Splice Method Set the splice mode to Automatic or Manual.
5/8 Fiber Detection Automatically identifies fiber profile loaded.
Cleave Angle Limit Sets the threshold of cleave angle. If a reading exceeds the
threshold, the splicer will give an error.
Core Angle Limit Sets the threshold of core angle. If a reading exceeds the
threshold, the splicer will give an error.
Est. Loss Limit Sets the threshold of estimated loss. If a reading exceeds the
threshold, the splicer will give an error.
Continue to the next page.

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Page Item Description
6/8 Fiber Pulling ON or OFF the action of pulling fiber after overlapping fiber.
Fiber Pulling Start Sets the time of pulling fiber.
Fiber Pulling Length Sets the distance of pulling fiber.
7/8 Estimation Mode Sets the loss estimation method to High(HDCM) or
Standard. If High(HDCM) is chosen, the splicer will
observe and inspect the core of spliced fiber with very high
precision after fusion splicing.
MFD-L Sets the MFD of left side optical fiber.
MFD-R Sets the MFD of right side optical fiber.
Wavelength Sets the wavelength for loss estimation calculation.
8/8 Minimum Loss Sets the value to be added to an estimated loss.
Est. Loss Coef. Sets the coefficient for loss estimation.
MFD Mismatch Coef. Sets the coefficient for an estimated loss yielded due to
MFD mismatch.

<How an arc discharges and motors run during the splicing process>

(1) Arc Time

Arc discharge (2) Prefuse Time
(3) Overlap
(4) Arc Power

Motor move (5) Cleaning Arc Time

(6) Rearc Time
(7) Fiber Pulling Start
(8) Fiber Pulling Length

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<Heater program settings>
Page Item Description
1/3 Heat up Temp. A Temperature for the first half of the heating cycle.
(Numerical input)
Heating Duration A Duration for maintaining Heat Up Temp.A. (Numerical
input)
Heat up Temp. B Temperature for the latter half of the heating cycle.
(Numerical input)
Heating Duration B Duration for maintaining Heat Up Temp.B. (Numerical
input)
2/3 Finish Temp. The temperature of finishing heating cycle after
cooling by the fan. (Numerical input)
Preheating temperature* Temperature for the pre-heating duration of the
heating cycle. (Numerical input)
Preheating time* Duration for maintaining the Pre-heating Temp.
(Numerical input)
*When the heating process is started, the pre-heating
process is automatically finished.
Sleeve ID Name Change the protection sleeve name. (Text input)
3/3 Heat ID Name Change the heater programs name. (Text input)
*Quick Heater program only.

Heating control system

Temperature

Heat up Temp. A

Heat up Temp. B

Finish Temp.

Pre-heating Temp.

Time
Heating Duration A Heating Duration B

The heating control is applied to each heater.

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Changing settings
Example 1: Change Align Method from Core to Diameter.
Splice Program Splice Program
SM G652 Std. SM G652 Std.
Name Name SMF Quick
SM G652 Std. SM G652 Std.
Template 003 Template 003
SMF Quick SM G652 Std. SMF Quick SM G652 Std.

1/8 Align Method

SMF Quick 1/8 Align Method
Core Core
Auto Power
SMF Quick Auto Power
SMF Quick
OFF OFF

Select Item Select Item

1: Referring to page 1, go to the 2: Select Align Method.

administrator menu.
Referring to page 4-7 of guide
to operation, go to the splice
program setting screen.

SM G652 Std. Splice Program

Align Method SM G652 Std.
Core Name SMF Quick
SM G652 Std.
Template 003
Adaptive SMF Quick SM G652 Std.

1/1 Diameter 1/8 Align Method

Diameter

SMF Quick
AIAS Auto Power
SMF Quick OFF

Select Item Select Item

3: Touch Diameter once. The icon 4: Diameter is selected.
will change its color. Then touch it
again to determine selection.

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Example 2: Change Arc Power. (Numerical input)
Splice Program Splice Program
SM G652 Std. SM G652 Std.
Name Arc Power
SM G652 Std. Standard + 0000 step
Template 003 Gapset Position
SMF Quick SM G652 Std. Standard + 0000 dot

1/8 Align Method

SMF Quick 3/8 Cleaning Arc Time
Core 00.13 sec
Auto Power
SMF Quick Rearc Time
OFF SMF Quick01.50 sec

Select Item Select Item

1: Referring to page 1, go to the 2: Go to the page 3 by using the
administrator menu. move ( ), select Arc
Referring to page 4-7 of guide Power to go to the setting
to operation, go to the splice screen.
program setting screen.

SM G652 Std. Splice Program

Arc Power SM G652 Std.

+ 0 0 1 0 7 8 9 Arc Power
Standard + 0010 step

Unit : step 4 5 6 Gapset Position

Standard + 0000 dot
Max : +0100
Min : -0100 1 2 3 3/8 Cleaning Arc Time
00.13 sec
Standard: +0000
- 0 + Rearc Time
SMF Quick01.50 sec

Set Value OK Select Item

3: Input the value by touching 4: Arc Power value is changed.
number keys, then touch OK
( OK ).

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Example 3: Edit Splice Program Name.
Splice Program Splice Program
SM G652 Std. SM G652 Std.
Name Name
SM G652 Std. SM G652 Std.

Template 003 Template 003

SMF Quick SM G652 Std. SMF Quick SM G652 Std.

1/8 Align Method

SMF Quick 1/8 Align Method
SMF Quick
Core Core

Auto Power
SMF Quick Auto Power
SMF Quick
OFF OFF

Select Item Select Item

1: Referring to page 1, go to the 2: Select Name.

administrator menu.
Referring to page 4-7 of guide
to operation, go to the splice
program setting screen.

SM G652 Std. SM G652 Std.

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< > ? : { } / ; [ ] =
Shift
Q W E R T Y U I O P q w e r t y u i o p

A S D F G H J K L a s d f g h j k l

Z X C V B N M z x c v b n m
Shift BS Shift BS
Default Cancel OK Default Cancel OK

3: Edit the name according to the key guidance shown on the screen.

4: After the edit, touch OK.

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Analyzing fiber type
APDS: Auto fiber Profiling check and Detection System
The splicer automatically analyzes optical fiber type to be spliced from fiber image,
compares the analyzed splice program to the selected splice program and displays the
result on a screen. This system prevents splice program and fiber type from being
miss-selected. When the analyzed fiber type is different from the set fiber type, the
result screen appears and the splicer stops.
Fiber types that can be analyzed are typically SMF, MMF, DSF/NZDS and BIF.
The right and left fibers are analyzed individually.
If a fiber profile cannot be identified, the splicer displays OTHER.

Note: The TYPE-71C+ fusion splicer stores the profiling information of representative
fiber types. Therefore the splicer could make miss-analysis on a different
manufacturers or new fiber types. With regard to profiling data customization and the
modification of fiber types, contact our maintenance service center or sales personnel.

Fiber Detection Fiber Detection

Reset Reset

Splicer recommends the change of Go on Next (ARC TEST)

splice program and starts
003
the ARC TEST Go onSMF
NextQuick
(SPLICE)
[ SMF ] -> [ MMF ]
1/2 2/2 SMF Quick
Override
Fiber Detection Result
L:MMF R:MMF

Go on Next (ARC TEST) Change the splice program and perform an arc test.
Go on Next (SPLICE) Change the splice program and perform splice.
Override Ignore the result and continue to perform the splicing process.

Registration of splice program

Not all splice programs are registered in the initial factory settings. If you would like to
use some other splice programs, you can register in the Administrator menu.

Tips
The background of the splice program that is registered is shown in blue and
highlighted in green when selected.
The background of the splice program that is NOT registered is shown in black and the
text is highlighted in red when selected.

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 SM G652 Std. 60mm 0.25 Splice Program
MENU
NZDS
027
X/Y NZ G655 Typ.
028
NZ G655 Quick
Ready 029
1/43 G655-G652
DISP 030
PureGuide
Start Select Splice Program

1: SM G652 Std. is currently 2: Select the splice program with

selected. Go to splice program black background you would like
setting screen. In this to register. The selected splice
example, category of NZDS is program is highlighted in red.
selected. Then touch the setting icon
( ).
Splice Program Splice Program
Splice Program
No.028 NZ G655 Quick No.028 NZ G655 Quick

Edit ON

Copy OFF
1/1 Memory 1/1

Select Item Select Item

3: Select Memory. 4: Select ON to register the splice

program.

Splice Program
NZDS
027
NZ G655 Typ.
028
NZ G655 Quick
029
1/43 G655-G652
030
PureGuide

Select Splice Program

5: The black background turns blue.

The splice program is registered and can
be shown on the operator menu screen
as well. The registered splice program is
stored after the power is turned off.

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Release of splice program
The registered splice program that is currently selected cannot be released. Select
other splice program first and release the registered program.

SM G652 Std. 60mmThis

0.25 SM G652 Std. 60mm 0.25
MENU splice program MENU
is currently selected
X/Y but you would like to X/Y
release it

Ready Ready

DISP DISP

Start Start

1: Referring the page 4-1 of

guide to operation, select other
fiber type first.

Splice Program Splice Program

No.011 SM G652 Std. SMF
011
ON SM G652 Std.
012
OFF SM G652 Quick
013
1/1 1/45 SM G652 AIAS
014
PureBand

Select Item Select Splice Program

2: Referring to the page 13, 3: The splice program SM G652

select OFF in the splice Std. is released.
program Entry screen to
release the splice program.

Tips
An administrator can also register a heater program, change settings
and edit sleeve names in the same way. Go to the administrator menu,
refer to page 4-7 of guide to operation, and go to the heater program
setting screen. Then refer to page 9 to 13.

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Security (Startup password protection)
Using a startup password, Security function prevents unwanted users from
accessing the splicer. It is located in Security function on menu screen.

Menu January 2014

(Administrator)
S M T W T F S
OK 1 2 3 4
DATA

Splice Function Maintenance

5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Security
Data
1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

USB Login Information Wireless 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

LAN
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Select
Select
SelectItem
Select Item
Item
Item
Touch Security ( ) in MENU Please specify the day when the startup
screen to go to security screen. password is demanded on the calendar.
Touch an arbitrary date on the screen, then
Security touch "OK". A past date cannot be set.
Touch the month icon ( January ) or the year
Security
[Disable] icon ( ) to change the calendar. The
2014
Change Startup Password
SMF Quick calendar is changed by "Move"

1/1 Cycle SMF Quick ( , ).

[OFF]
Password Entry Request
[14/01/01]
Every Day
Select Item
Select the item Security, and Every Week
select the item Enable in the
1/1 Every Month
next screen.
OFF

1234
Select Item
New startup password. By selecting Cycle, the setting that
demands the startup password for each
certain period (every day/every week/every
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
month) after the date when the startup
Q W E R T Y U I O P
A D
password demand can be done.
BS S F G H J K L
Z X C V B N M It becomes impossible to start when the start
OK
Setting startup password screen up password is forgotten. Please note it.
is displayed. Please set an Please inquire of our maintenance service
arbitrary password of four digits. center when you forget the startup password
ex) 1234
by any chance.

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Revision D Aug. 25, 2015

For any inquires and supports, please contact a local agent/distributor.

Local agent/distributor details:

Tokyo (JAPAN)
Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd.
(Global Business Dept.)
Akasaka Center Building, 1-3-13, Motoakasaka,
Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-8468, JAPAN
Tel: +81-3-6406-2666
http://global-sei.com/sumitomo-electric-splicers

London (U.K)
Sumitomo Electric Europe Ltd.
220 Centennial Park, Centennial Avenue,
Elstree, Herts, WD6 3SL, U.K.
Tel: +44 20-8953-8118
http://www.sumielectric.com

Dubai (U.A.E.)
Middle East office
Dubai Airport Free Zone Phase 6 EA,
Office 303 P.O.Box 54890, Dubai, UAE
Tel: +971 4-701-7338

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