Ripley MILLER VIS500 Manual de usuario
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VIS500 User Guide
VIS500
Wireless Fiber Inspection Scope
User Guide
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VIS500 User Guide
Contents
Introduction 3
Device Overview 3
Endface Cleaning and Inspection Procedure 5
Connecting on IOS 7
Connecting on Android 8
Connecting on Windows PCs/Tablets 9
Integration with Desktop InSpec 10
Integration with Mobile InSpec 14
Certications and Contact Information 18
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The VIS500 Fiber Inspection Scope is a low cost, Auto Focus Wireless Inspection scope for verrifying compliance with the
IEC 61300-3-35 Specication. This document will serve as an overview of the major features and functions of the device
as well as instructions for use with the Windows, and mobile InSpec applications. If you are looking for a standalone
inspection system take a look at the VIS300C inspection system. Or if you are looking for a device that can be used with
windows at a lower cost take a look that the VIS500
Introduction
MFB Button
When pressed this will initiate a focus and analyze
routine by default however it can be changed in the
software
Charging Port
The USB cable is used to connect to the
VIS300C or windows PC
Connector Adapter
The VIS500 comes with a universal 2.5 adapter by
default, however additional adapters are available and
are user replaceable.
Device Overview
Status Light
This light is used to display the connection status
of the VIS500 aswell as Display Pass Fail Results
Charging Status LED
This LED is used to show the battery and
charging status.
Power Button
This button when held for 5 seconds
power on or o the device.
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Charging Status LED
Status Light
Changing the Inspection Tip
The Charging LED will display battery information when unplugged, or charging status when plugged in. When
unplugged a solid green light will be displayed when the device is above 30 percent battery. Below it will display a red
light and when critical begin blinking. When plugged in it will blink green when charging and stay solid green once fully
charged.
The status light is used to describe the connection status and the results of an analysis. When the unit rst turns on
it will slowly blink blue to indicate that it is waiting for a connection. To connect to the device see the connection
instructions for your given platform. Once connected and in the application the light will turn solid blue indicating that it
is connected. From this point on Solid blue will be the standby color and will be displayed when the unit is ready to focus
and analyze. After any focus and analyze the LED will turn either Red to indicate a failed focus/ Failed ber or green to
indicate a passing ber.
To change the adapter tip simply hold the adapter still and rotate the adapter ring, replace the adapter then tighten the
ring back down.
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Endface Cleaning and Inspection Procedure
Intro
Nearly 95% of all ber optic system failures can be attributed to dirt on the ber endface. Such situations are often
entirely avoidable if proper cleaning procedures are followed. The International Electro technical Commission (IEC) has
created a standard of ber endface cleanliness, as well as a thorough ber cleaning procedure used to achieve that
standard. Industry best practices dictate strict adherence to this procedure in order to achieve optimal optical links
Fibers like the one shown in the “Before Cleaning” image (above) are c ommonly seen before installation. When bers
are improperly protected dust and debris can make their way onto the endface. The problem of dirt on ber enfaces can
be compounded by the presence of adhesive residue due to poor ber storage techniques. The IEC has laid out a dry
and wet/dry cleaning process that accounts for both the supercial and more stuborn debris that may be found on ber
endfaces.
Dry Cleaning
Dry cleaning connector endfaces is accomplished using a one-click or cletop cleaner. the one-click cleaner is used by
simply inserting a ber into the adapter cap and pushing until the unit clicks. The cletop cleaner can be used by retracting
the door on the body of the device to reveal a lint-free dry pad, and then rmly pressing the ber endface into the pad
and dragging downward. Both methods will most likely remove dust and other moveable debris.
Wet/Dry Cleaning
The wet/dry method (shown above) utilizes a lint-free pad and a ber wash pen lled with a solution of alchohol. To use
this method:
1. isolate a pad so it is on top of the laminated arrow sheet
2. place a coin sized spot of solution on the wipe using the pen
3. rub the ber endface into the wet portion of the pad.
4. drag the ber downward to the dry part of the pad, applying steady pressure. This method is helpful for removing
stubborn debris
Before Cleaning After Cleaning
Auto Analyzed images from the VIS500 and the windows inspec
software
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The appropriate, IEC-specied cleaning and inspecting procedure tasks the technician with examining the ber endface
with an inspection scope and performing the necessary cleaning actions. If a connector endface is particularly dirty, three
dry cleanings must be performed, followed by two wet/dry cleanings. Connectors still contaminated with unmovable
debris after the full procedure has been attempted may need to be replaced.
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Connecting to the VIS500 on IOS
To connect the VIS500 on IOS rst go to the settings app and press “Wi” as shown in the screenshots below.
Next wait until a SSID Showing “VIS500” followed by the 4 digit start to your serial number. Once that appears click it and
wait for the check mark to appear next to the ssid. Finally open or return to the Mobile InSpec application.
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Connecting to the VIS500 on Android
To connect the VIS500 on Android rst go to the settings app and press “Network and internet” then “Wi as shown in the
screenshots below.
Next wait until a SSID Showing “VIS500” followed by the 4 digit start to your serial number. Once that appears click it it to
nish connecting. Finally open or return to the Mobile InSpec application.
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Connecting to the VIS500 on Windows
To connect the VIS500 on Windows rst go to the bottom right of yoru screen and press the Wi or networking button.
or .
Next wait until a ssid with VIS500 and the rst four digits of your serial number is shown. then click it and wait for windows
to nish connecting to the device. Afterwords return or launch the Windows InSpec Application
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Integration with Desktop InSpec
InSpec is a free software package from Ripley oering complete inspection, saving, and reporting of
pertinent ber endface images for ber optic installations. This software is available for download at
Ripley-tools.com/download.
Connection
To connect the VIS500 to the windows inspec software rst connect the wi as shown for your specic
platform above. once you are connected to the device on wi open the Desktop software. if the
software is already open press “Settings”=>”Check for wi scope” to check for the device.
Analyzing and saving a ber with the InSpec Software
Once you connect the VIS500 the “Scope” tab will appear and you will see the screen below with a live
image of the ber endface. At this point you should use the focusing ring to focus the endface image.
Next make sure you have the correct IEC-Spec is selected. To change your selected IEC-Spec press
“Settings”=>IEC-61300-05-35=> then your given ber type (such as UPC, APC, MMPC etc). Finally
once the image is focused and the correct spec is chosen press the “Analyze” button to automaticaly
center the image, detect any defects visible and assign a pass fail value to each zone on the ber, and
color passing defects blue, and failing defects red.
Focusing a ber
To focus a ber simply press the “Focus” button then wait for the software to say “Focus Finished”
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