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Data Post-Processing iOLM files using FastReporter2

  • April 12, 2017

Joseph Tan

Wireline Application Engineer, EXFO

Joseph has been working in the Telecoms sector for nearly 10 years. He has a rich hands-on experience in the setup, turn-up and maintenance of end-to-end real-life mobile backhaul networks. Joseph was responsible for the MSC server and the transmission network for MobileOne. Later, he joined ST Electronic to manage the entire transmission network and to train clients and staff on that system. Joseph thereafter expanded his experience to cover the range of Transport, Datacom, RF and DWDM technologies

Joseph graduated from Coventry University with a First Class Honour Degree in Computer Networking and Communication Technology.

Optical testing and monitoring

This one-hour seminar provides a detailed overview on how to use our powerful data post-processing software, FastReporter 2, combined with our iOLM testing capabilities.The seminar covers software configurations, critical test parameters and requirements as well as actual test reporting procedures.

This session should benefit all technicians, engineers and analysts responsible for any post-processing of data acquired through OTDR and iOLM files during fiber testing.