ODM Data Manager Manual v1.0.7
ODM Data Manager Manual v1.0.7
ODM Data Manager Manual v1.0.7
Introduction
The ODM OPM Data Manager allows easy downloading and displaying of optical fiber test data from ODM power meters.
Installation Instructions
RP-460 Windows Driver
To allow the Windows operating system to install the USB port drivers, insert the RP-460 USB cable into a USB port of the PC. Observe the installation progress provided by Windows; the installation may take a few minutes. If the Windows drivers do not load correctly, see the Windows USB Port Driver for the ODM RP-460 section below.
2. Click the button for ODM OPM Data Manager. 3. After the download completes, double-click on ODM_OPM_DM_v 4. Follow the installation instructions below.
Click Install
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Status Bar
In Figure 2, the Data Manager is waiting for the user to plug an ODM OPM into a USB port. When the OPM is plugged in and powered, the data manager will recognize it and will update the status bar as illustrated in Figure 3. Information on the main screen can be changed. Text boxes labeled Cable ID, Cable Length, Fibers From, Fibers To, Comment and user Company Name can be updated to reflect your test location and company. Drop-down boxes contain information that is likely to be repeated. Items can be added to the lists by clicking the Add button next to the item. These are labeled Location, customer Company Name, customer Contact Name, User Name and Test Equipment ID. To delete an item from a list, select the item and simultaneously press the ALT key and the D key on the keyboard. The date and time can be updated by clicking the Ref button next to the Date-Time text
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To send saved test data to the data manager, press the USB button on the RP-460 OPM as illustrated in Figure 4 below. Figure 5 shows Unformatted Data received from the OPM.
USB Button
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Clear Test Data: Clears the contents of the data window. Print: Prints the contents of the Unformatted Data window. View Report: Displays a report of the test data in the Unformatted Data window. Export to Excel: Exports the contents of the data window to Microsoft Excel by opening Excel and populating a sheet. Exit: Exit the program
Settings Settings: Opens the Settings window to permit changing the pass/fail values and to enable or disable cable colors in the reports. About ODM Data Manager Manual: Displays the Data Manager Manual. About Data Manager: Displays information about Data Manager.
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The Settings menu section permits you set pass-fail limits and enable or disable those limits. You can also set custom hybrid cable color codes (Sprint Network Vision/Samsung). If enabled, cable colors are printed in the Comment column of the reports. See Figure 10.
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Reports
Reports can be created using Excel or if you dont have Excel, you can use the Report Viewer feature. Excel To export test data to Microsoft Excel, click File/Export to Excel. Excel will open with the test data displayed.
In Figure 9, the test data that was in the Unformatted Data window has been exported to Excel. Comments can be added to the Comment column to further note parameters of each test if needed. If desired, you can print and save the Excel data. To save, choose File/Save As on the Excel menu, then change the name of the file and assign file extension from .xls.
Figure 10: Excel Report with Cable Colors Enabled in Settings Window
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Report Viewer Selecting View Report on the File Menu will generate a report using the data in the Unformatted Data window. From the Report Viewer, data can be printed or exported to
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In the Report Viewer test comments can be added to the report by clicking on the Add Comments button. A comment can be added to each test location to further identify the test data. See Figure 13 below.
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