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1490nm laser/<br />

1310nm meter OLT<br />

1550nm laser<br />

( optional)<br />

video<br />

Optical<br />

connectors<br />

Central Office Tests<br />

– OLT output power<br />

– Video output power<br />

– ONT + link input power<br />

– ORL<br />

– Patch cord loss<br />

– WDM coupler loss<br />

WDM<br />

Coupler<br />

Point-to-Point<br />

Network<br />

Distribution Fiber Tests<br />

– Attenuation<br />

– Splice loss<br />

– Connector loss<br />

– Connector reflectance<br />

– ORL<br />

– Fault location<br />

– Continuity check<br />

Figure 3.16 Tests to perform on a point-to-point network<br />

Chapter 3: Deploying and Troubleshooting Fiber Networks<br />

WDM<br />

Coupler<br />

ONT<br />

Premises Tests<br />

– ONT output power<br />

– Video/data + link input power<br />

– WDM coupler loss<br />

The fiber patch panels are located only at the fiber ends—a fiber<br />

distribution frame at the central office and the remote fiber<br />

distribution frame at the remote central office, or alternatively the<br />

terminal close to the customer premises.<br />

During the fiber construction and for the complete acceptance<br />

tests, there are only point-to-point fiber links. Therefore, the<br />

process is straightforward, and either dual wavelength OTDRs<br />

operating at 1310/1550 nm or a source/power meter/ORL meter<br />

combination is used.<br />

The transmission equipment is not as complex and includes<br />

Ethernet DSLAMs, or ONUs. Frequently, only one or two wavelengths<br />

(1310/1490 or 1490/1550 nm) are used thereby requiring<br />

the use of only standard power meters.<br />

Because there is no frame along the complete distribution fiber,<br />

troubleshooting tests are performed from the CO first, then at any<br />

accessible test point on the network to the customer premises.<br />

OTDRs or a source/power meter/ORL meter combination is used.

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