Thank you for the video. I understand now how the camera sees the fiber from two views, 90 deg apart for horizontal and vertical alignment, using those two rather tired mirrors. Considering the ends of the fiber cleave, I nearly fell off my chair when the splice was made! I have been looking for quite some time for how the fiber was visualized but you-tube tends to hide these great informational videos, preferring instead to favor `brain rotting` UFO news. Thanks again for this great tear down. (Subscribed!) Chris.

Nice repair!! Pretty cool piece of equipment. Fun to see it in action.

Those caps in "holders" are actually Murata power filters, with inductors, configured as a pi-filter.

Hey Thanks for this video. I especially liked the brief overview and description of the circuity. I'm an Electrical Engineering hobbyist recently taken up microprocessor design work. So it was nice to see some of my design work that I have laid out was actually legitimately uses in older quality tech. I don't have time to tear down and research circuits to see if my designs are reasonable. Thanks :)

great video, really interesting to see the inside of one of these. thanks.

Very well built unit, Definitely worthwhile repairing

Very nicely done. Outside of the strange capacitor wiring job in the power supply it really looks like a well built unit.

Nice teardown. I like it! :)

Nice repair!

The humidity sensor may be the relatively large brown part next to the supercapacitor on the CPU board. I've seen those types of RH sensors before in weather monitoring devices.

thanks , How do you weld?

I wondered why a fiber splicer had so much circuitry. I understand now. That's a hell of a machine.

A V53! That's the processor used in a bunch of Hamsats. It's like an 8086 with DMA built in that can also do 8-bit stuff. Low power too - but you only get 0.05 MIPS per MHz.

What kind of repair kit is needed?

Nice fix! I was trained on splicing fibres at my old job. It is complaining because the machine vision can tell you made a mess of the cleaving :) You're supposed to use a special precision cleaving tool that is almost as rare as the unit itself. Anyway you should get a good wad for it on eBay!

@sixpackc

7 жыл бұрын

this unit comes with a Fitel s321 cleaver, indeed still on ebay but al have rust stains etc...

D'oh! I went to the Telus Surplus Store the other day only to find that it closed a while ago ;( By the way, great videos.

@narcoti They were Kimberly Clark delicate task wipes.

why my fitel not fokus in the fiber

@tesla500 ouch.. I thought "noooooo" when I saw what you were about to do with the surface first mirrors. paper fibers scratch them...

Anyone know how to break the password s178a Fitel ?????? help

were using peck pads, the one using to clean the cmos sensor of dslr camera

Hi can you work on a siemens rxs fusion splicers?

@deweys

6 жыл бұрын

Why? You steal one off a van somewhere?

nice one.

can you help me with my splicing machine...

Now you have repaired it you giving it back to the telecoms company?

@tesla500

8 жыл бұрын

+DAVID GREGORY KERR I purchased it, why would I give it back?

who know how or where can i have course or training to repair splicer I need help or how i can contact this guy ? thanks

11:41 those are SNAP-IN capacitors.

Please help Me My splicing Eror Device. . please Help Me

Be careful with the FS mirrors. I don't know what the tissue you used to clean them was made of, but what I've heard it should not contain wood fibers. Cotton swabs seem to be fine.

maybe time for a firmware update?

that was simple enough

lmao tdk speaker at 6.14

Very japanese electronics, nothing special in fact, it does just look like the circuits of any photocopier or camcorder, I was expecting something of a higher lever. Still great to see though, because such devices are just pure unobtainium...

ouch, not wearing anti static wrist wrap will damage the board due to static discharge....