MFT-OTDR Handheld Optical Fiber Test Tool

YOKOGAWA AQ1200 MFT-OTDR Handheld Optical Fiber Test Tool 1310/1550nm

YOKOGAWA AQ1200 MFT-OTDR Handheld Optical Fiber Test Tool 1310/1550nm

Introduction

The AQ1200 is the newest addition to Yokogawa's OTDR product family offering an even smaller and lighter alternative to the AQ7275 models.
Like the larger AQ7275, it also offers an industry leading 0.8m event dead zone as well as the convenient capability to display a fiber connector inspection probe using one of the unit's standard USB I/O ports.
Tradeoffs compared to the larger AQ7275 include omission of the built-in launch fiber option, limited to SMF fiber only and a reduced dynamic range of 32/30dB.

Features

a. OTDR that supports SM1310/1550nm with a short 80 cm event dead zone
b. Quick power on for faster operations
c. Able to display trace and event information at the same time
d. Full auto mode for novice users and information tips for more experienced users
e. Bright LCD screen for easy viewing inside buildings and outside
f. Includes Fault Locator functions for fast measurements
g. Supports external USB Video fiber inspection probe

Excellent Functionality and Operability

a. 5.7 inch color LCD for easy viewing
b. Multi-language support
c. AQ7275 OTDR-like interface
d. USB port for data storage
e. Quick and easy data exchange with PC through USB connection

Application Drawing



Fiber-Mart is specializing in supplying fiber optic components and network equipment, and we are trying to complete this system. For the OTDR, we provide one year warranty for each domestic and foreign brand product. If you have any problems or special requirement of this YOKOGAWA AQ1200 MFT-OTDR, please feel free to contact us. We will try our best to provide you the best service.
Common Specifications
Horizontal Axis Parameters
Sampling resolution5cm, 10cm, 20cm, 50cm, 1m, 2m, 4m, 8m, 16m, 32m
Readout resolution1cm (Min.)
Number of sampled dataUp to 128,000 points (Firmware Rev2.01 or later)
Group refractive index1.30000 to 1.79999 (in 0.00001 steps)
Unit of distancekm, kf or miles
Distance measurement accuracy+/- 1m +Measurement distance*2*10 +/- sampling resolution
Excluding IOR uncertainty
Vertical Axis Parameters
Vertical axis scale0.2 dB/div, 0.5dB/div, 1dB/div, 2dB/div, 5dB/div, 7.5dB/div
Readout resolution0.001dB(Min.)
Loss measurement accuracy+/- 0.05dB/dB (When the measuring loss is 1dB or less, the accuracy is within +/-0.05 dB.)
OTDR Measurement Function
Distance measurementDisplays up to eight digits of the relative one way direction between two arbitrary points on the trace.
Loss measurementDisplays one way loss in steps of 0.01dB to a maximum of 5 digits. Displays the one way loss, loss per unit length, and splice loss between any arbitrary points on the trace.
Return loss measurementMeasurement return loss and total return loss of a fiber cable or between two arbitrary points on the trace.
OTDR Analysis Functions
Analysis functionsSection analysis
Internal Memory　　
Memory capacity1000 waveforms or more
Can store measured waveforms and measurement conditions
Display
Display5.7 inch color TFT LCD
Total number of displayed pixelsa.640 (horizontal) * 480 (vertical) pixels
a. The LCD may contain some pixels that are always ON or OFF (0.002% or fewer of all displayed pixels including RGB), but this is not indicative of a general malfunction.
External Interface
USBUSB1.1 Type A and Type B, one each
Type A: For external memory, external printer, and fiber inspection probe
Type B (mini): For connecting to an external PC for remote control or access to the OTDR'S internal memory
File Formats
File formatsRead: SOR, SET (AQ7270/AQ7275/AQ1200)
Write: SOR (Telcordia), SET, CSV, BMP, JPG, PNG
General Specifications
ItemSpecification
Environmental conditionsStorage temperature-20 to 60℃
Operating temperature0 to 45℃ (0 to 40℃ when AC adapter is being used); (0 to 35℃when battery is being charged)
Humidity20 to 85% RH( no condensation)
Power requirements100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Battery packRun time: 6 hours, Recharge time : 5 hours
Dimensions217.5 (W) * 157(H) * 74(D)mm, excluding projections
MassApprox. 1KG, including battery pack
Compliant standardsLaser safetyClass 1 M (IEC 60825-1:2007)
SafetyEN61010-1
EmissionsEN61326-1 class A, EN55011 class A, group 1
ImmunityEN61326-1 Table 2 (for industrial locations)

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