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Venus 7000: What VMax signals can be visibly seen?

Topic

  • Which VMax signal propagate in the visible light spectrum?
  • What VMax signals can be visibly seen?
  • Which type of VMax signals will require a fault locator / fiber continuity tester?

Environment

  • Product: VMax4, VMax3, VMax2, VMax1
  • Component:
  • Control System: Video

Steps

  • VMax 4, 2 and 1 propagates in this visible spectrum. Thus, it is possible to troubleshoot Venus 7000 computers with these types of cards without a fault locator.  For VMax 3 a fiber cornering kit or fault locator with ST adapter will be needed
  • Only VMax 3 uses infrared for signal

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