OTDR Testing and Features

The video tutorial introduces the OTDR device, detailing its components, setup, and features. It demonstrates the use of the Visual Fault Locator (VFL) to detect fiber faults and explains how to conduct tests using the OTDR in both auto and manual modes. The Fiber Link Map (FLM) feature is also explored, showing how it provides a comprehensive view of fiber health. The tutorial concludes with a recap of the device's features and benefits.

Who is the manufacturer of the OTDR device?

• Fiber Optics Co.

• Tech Solutions Inc.

• Delhi Electronics Ltd.

• Star Informatics Private Limited

Which item is NOT included in the OTDR box?

• USB cable

• Ethernet cable

• OTDR holder

• Power cable

What is the purpose of the VFL feature in the OTDR?

• To detect faults in fiber cables

• To measure the length of the fiber

• To transfer data to a PC

• To charge the OTDR

What happens when the VFL detects a high loss area in the fiber?

• The device shuts down

• The fiber starts to glow

• The OTDR beeps

• The screen displays an error

Which wavelength options can be selected for testing in the OTDR?

• 1100 and 1400

• 900 and 1600

• 1310 and 1550

• 850 and 1300

What is the recommended mode for OTDR testing for beginners?

• Custom mode

• Manual mode

• Auto mode

• Semi-auto mode

How many spools of fiber are used in the OTDR testing demonstration?

• Four spools of 20 kilometers each

• Three spools of 25 kilometers each

• Two spools of 50 kilometers each

• One spool of 75 kilometers

What does the FLM feature in the OTDR provide?

• A graphical view of the network

• A simple view of the fiber health

• A list of connected devices

• A detailed error log

What is the backup duration of the OTDR's new battery?

• 10 hours

• 8 hours

• 6 hours

• 4 hours

Which feature allows the OTDR to transfer data to a computer?

• USB port

• FLM

• Power meter

• VFL