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OTDR viewer

An OTDR viewer that runs in your browser

Open a trace, find the events, measure a span with cursors and hand the file on, without installing anything. Works on macOS, Windows and Linux, from a tablet and from a phone.

Open a trace

No file at hand? The app has an "Open an example" button that loads a real measurement.

The application window with a trace open. The file name on top, and beside it the totals: optical length, span loss and ORL. Below that, the chart toolbar with the wavelength and pulse width, then the OTDR trace across the whole range with vertical event marks, the overview strip under it, and a line telling how the cursors are placed.

All features

Not a showcase of features, but the things used every day.

Files from any instrument

.sor in both versions of the standard, .msor, three dialects of .trc, .bdr, .TFW, .tst and files with no extension at all. The format is recognised by content, not by name.

Cursors and events

Two cursors, loss over a span both two-point and least-squares, automatic detection of reflective and non-reflective events, fibre end and ghosts.

Editing and saving

Metadata, events, trimming, recalculation by refractive index, and saving back to a .sor that opens in the instrument's own software.

There is nothing to download

There is nothing to install and no sign-up. The page opens by link: on somebody else's laptop, from a tablet, from a phone in the field.

What is free

Opening, viewing, measuring, editing, saving as .sor and sharing a link are free and need no account. Without signing in the workspace holds 96 files and the plot 8 curves; after signing in by email, 576 and 24; on Professional, 2048 and 48.

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