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250-m m Coated Fiber

5.2.

Kit Components Required

(Discard Other Components)

Connector

Assembly

Termination

Cover

Connector

Housing

Connector kit is shipped with these installed onto connector

assembly. Keep them in place until ready for assembly.

A. Preparing 250-mm Coated Fiber

1. Slide the bare bu er boot (small diameter end

rst) over the ber. See Figure 2, Detail A.

2. Remove the plunger dust cap from the

connector assembly, and discard.

3. Insert the small (white) tubing into the plunger of

the connector assembly until the tubing bottoms.

See Figure 2, Detail A.

4. Push the connector assembly into the holder of

the cable holder assembly with the termination

cover facing outward. See Figure 2, Detail B. Make

sure that the connector butts against the lip on the

arm of the cable holder assembly. Slide the ber

into the channel marked "BUFFER". Make sure

that the tip of the ber butts against the end of the

channel.

5. Mark the ber at each cross--slot of the channel.

See Figure 2, Detail B. Then, remove the ber

from the cable holder assembly.

6. Using the strip tool, strip the ber to the rst

mark. It is recommended holding the strip tool at

an angle to the ber and stripping the ber in three

sections. See Figure 2, Detail C. Clean the ber

with an alcohol ber wipe to remove the ber bu er

residue.

Before using the strip tool, make sure that the "V"

CAUTION

opening is clean; otherwise the ber could break.

Only use isopropyl alcohol on the tool.

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Plunger

Dust Cap

Bare Bu er

Boot

Small

Tubing

(Figure 2)

B. Cleaving

(Figure 3)

1. Open the ber clamp of the ber optic cleaver.

Press the button, and slide the carriage back

(toward the ber clamp). Then move the ber slide

back until it stops.

2. Place the stripped ber into the slot so that the

end of the bu er is at the 8--mm marking. See

Figure 3, Detail A.

3. While applying pressure on the bu er, carefully

slide the ber slide forward (toward the carriage)

until it stops. See Figure 3, Detail B.

4. Gently close the ber clamp, and slide the

carriage forward. DO NOT touch the button while

sliding the carriage. See Figure 3, Detail C.

5. Open the ber clamp, and move the ber slide

back until it stops.

6. Remove the cleaved ber, and properly dispose

of the scrap ber.

CAUTION

DO NOT attempt to clean the ber after it has

been cleaved.

C. Crimping

(Figures 4 and 5)

1. Open the cable clamp of the cable holder

assembly, and position the ber (with the cleaved

end facing the connector) inside the clamp. Move

the ber so that the end of the ber is even with

the front of the arm of the cable holder assembly,

and holding the ber in place, close the clamp. See

Figure 4, Detail A.

2. Carefully insert the ber into the plunger of the

connector assembly until the ber bottoms against

the internal ber. Make sure that the remaining

mark on the ber enters the plunger. The resultant

bend in the ber should hold the ber against the

internal ber. See Figure 4, Detail B.

Also, the ber coating must enter the small tubing

that was installed in Step 3 of Paragraph 5.2.A.

Make sure that the start of the ber coating is not

caught on the entry of the small tubing.

It is important that the ber bottoms against, and

NOTE

remains against, the internal ber. If the mark

does not enter the plunger or if the ber does not

seem to bottom against the internal ber, the

ber may be caught on internal guides. Rotating

the connector and backing the ber out a small

amount and re--entering may help. However, if

the mark will not enter the plunger, the ber must

be re--stripped.

Make sure that the ber does not pull rearward

from the contact with the internal ber during the

crimping operation.

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