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    Instructions Fibrlok TM 2600 Series Multi-Fiber Optical Splice Issue 2, May 1993[...]

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    3 Contents: 1.0 General .......................................................................................................................................................... 3 2.0 Preparation Kit .............................................................................................................................................. 3 3.0 [...]

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    4 .50" (1.27 cm) 1.50" (3.81 cm) .265" (.673 cm)[...]

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    5 1.0 General The Fibrlok TM 2600 Series Multi-Fiber Optical Splicing System provides permanent mechanical splices for single-mode or multimode optical fibers with a nominal cladding diameter of 125  m. The Fibrlok Multi-Fiber Optical Splicing System can be used with either fiber optic ribbon cable or individual 250  m coated fibers which hav[...]

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    6 3M Part # Construction Color 2634 12 fiber bonded or ribbonized Light Y ellow 2635 12 fiber A T&T ASR White 2637 10 fiber bonded or ribbonized Light Gray 2639 8 fiber bonded or ribbonized Light Blue 2640 8 fiber encapsulated Dark Blue 2641 6 fiber bonded or ribbonized Light Green 2645 4 fiber bonded or ribbonized Light Red (Pink) 2646 4 fiber[...]

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    7 4.04 Connect the power cord from the AC adapter to the stripper handle. Plug the AC adapter into an electrical outlet. Note: An optional 6 volt battery and cord are available. 4.05 Arrange the fibers in the splice tray per tray instructions. T rim the ribbon end so that it extends approximately 3/4" (19 mm) beyond the center of the splice. 4[...]

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    8 4.09 Release the handles. Clean the stripped fibers with alcohol and a lint free cloth. Inspect for broken fibers. Repeat steps 4.05 through 4.09 if necessary . Note: Reagent grade isopropyl alcohol and lint free wipes are required. Carefully follow safety, health and disposal information on label or Material Safety Data Sheet for isopropyl alcoh[...]

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    9 6.0 Cleaver Operation 6.01 The Alcoa Fujikura Model CT-03, CT -04, CT -04B, or CT -07, is required for the cleaving process. Note: Sumitomo Model FC-4 Cleaver may also be used, along with the 2651-A Fiber Viewer . 5.03 Lay the stripped ribbon between the guide forks. The ribbon should be positioned so that 1" to 2" (25 mm to 51 mm) of u[...]

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    10 6.04 Lock the spacer in place by tightening the locking screw using the supplied allen wrench. 6.05 Place the ribbon holder into the cleaver . Push the ribbon holder against the cleaver spacer gauge . 6.06 Align the end of the ribbon coating to be within the slot in the cleaver gauge. Adjust the ribbon position by pushing the ribbon holder firml[...]

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    11 6.09 Depress the cleaving lever 3 firmly . 6.10 While holding the cleaving lever down, remove the cleaved fiber stubs, and dispose of per company practice. 7.0 Visual Inspection of the Cleave 7.01 Install the fiber viewer on the cleaver and rotate the viewer barrel to focus. Observe the cleaved ends of the fiber . If defects are observed, repeat[...]

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    12 7.03 Defect in cleaved fibers. 7.04 If fibers are properly cleaved: - Remove the fiber viewer from the cleaver , and - Remove the ribbon holder from the cleaver . defective Actuation Lever Preload Lever Preload Lever 8.0 Fiber Insertion 8.01 Move the actuation lever on the actuator tool all the way to the right. Install the magnifying lens and p[...]

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    13 8.05 Lower the front end of the ribbon holder to lay the cleaved fibers in the V grooves of the splice. If the fibers are not positioned properly in the V grooves, raise and lower the front end of the ribbon holder until the fibers are positioned properly . 8.06 Proper positioning of fibers. 8.07 Slowly slide the fibers into the splice by moving[...]

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    14 10.0 Splice Actuation 10.01 Actuate the splice by squeezing the actuation lever slowly until it stops. 10.02 Close both splice covers. Note: Some protective gel may be visible after closing covers. 9.02 Look at the amount of bare glass where each ribbon enters the splice. The amount of bare glass should be about the same on each side. 9.03 If ne[...]

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    15 10.05 Turn the splice over and verify that the wedge has been fully pushed against the splice body . 10.06 If the wedge is not against the splice body , move the actuation lever to the right, place the splice back into the actuator tool and squeeze the actuation lever again. 10.07 Remove the ribbon holders from the actuator tool. 10.03 Remove th[...]

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    16 c. Insert the tube guide into the pivot housing. Secure the tube guide with the tube guide lock. 1 1.02 Stripper Blades - Cleaning a. If the stripper performance is unsatisfactory after the normal cleaning procedure (section 4.10), the stripper blades may need to be removed from the handle assembly for a more thorough cleaning. b. Remove the tub[...]

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    17 1 1.03 Stripper Blades - Replacement a. If the stripper performance is unsatisfactory after a thorough cleaning, the blades need to be replaced. Remove the blades per 1 1.02 b. b. Place the new blades into the pivot housing per 1 1.02 d and e. Hint 2: Stripping in Hot T emperatures: At high temperatures, the heating time will be less. At a tempe[...]

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    18 P/N Description Packaging Splices 2604 Fibrlok TM Multi-Fiber Optical Splice (4 Fiber) 3/Pkg; 4 Pkg/ Case 2606 Fibrlok TM Multi-Fiber Optical Splice (6 Fiber) 3/Pkg; 4 Pkg/ Case 2608 Fibrlok TM Multi-Fiber Optical Splice (8 Fiber) 3/Pkg; 4 Pkg/ Case 2610 Fibrlok TM Multi-Fiber Optical Splice (10 Fiber) 3/Pkg; 4 Pkg/ Case 2612 Fibrlok TM Multi-Fi[...]

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    Litho in U.S.A. 3M Telecom Systems Group Important Notice All statements, technical information and recommendations related to the Seller's products are based on information believed to be reliable, but the accuracy or completeness thereof is not guaranteed. Before utilizing the product, the user should determine the suitability of the product[...]