Integra Tuner mobile app designed for DWDM transceiver tuning and deployment
Fiber component and module supplier Integra Optics, an Infinite Electronics brand, now offers the Integra Tuner mobile app. The app is designed to help field technicians perform offline tuning of DWDM optical transceivers in conjunction with the company’s Smart Coder2 hardware.
The app is designed to streamline DWDM tuning and deployment processes by simplifying the tuning of specified DWDM optics to a specific channel before insertion. Its Bluetooth operation obviates the need for an internet connection. Leveraging the success of the Integra Tuner Windows PC application and the Smart Coder2 hardware, the Integra Tuner mobile app is available for both iOS and Android devices, the company adds.
“We are thrilled to bring the Integra Tuner mobile app to the market, providing field technicians with a powerful, user-friendly tool that simplifies the DWDM tuning process. This app allows field professionals to work more efficiently and effectively, regardless of their location,” said Paul Hospodar, product line manager at Integra.
The app is available from the Apple and Google app stores.
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