Abstract: A system includes a plurality of different types of fiber optic connectors each having at least one stub optical fiber configured to be spliced to at least one cable optical fiber. The system also includes a tool configured to: a) receive and detect the different types of fiber optic connectors; and b) set a threshold value for an acceptable indication of continuity for at least one splice between the at least one stub optical fiber and the at least one cable optical fiber based on which type of the fiber optic connector is received and detected.

Abstract: A system includes a plurality of different types of fiber optic connectors each having at least one stub optical fiber configured to be spliced to at least one cable optical fiber. The system also includes a tool configured to: a) receive and detect the different types of fiber optic connectors; and b) set a threshold value for an acceptable indication of continuity for at least one splice between the at least one stub optical fiber and the at least one cable optical fiber based on which type of the fiber optic connector is received and detected.

Abstract: A system for terminating one or more optical fibers comprises a fiber optic connector, a connector holder, and an installation tool. The fiber optic connector has a ferrule and a connector housing in which the ferrule is at least partially positioned. The connector holder receives at least a portion of the connector housing and has a base portion that defines a bottom surface of the connector holder. The installation tool includes a body with a connector holding area configured to receive and cooperate with the base portion of the connector holder to securely position the fiber optic connector on the body.

Abstract: A test system for checking a splice connection between a fiber optic connector and one or more optical fibers includes a body, an adapter movable relative to the body between a first position and second position, and an optical power delivery system. The adapter has a first connector receiving area configured to interface with a first type of fiber optic connector and a second connector receiving area configured to interface with a second type of fiber optic connector. The optical power delivery system is configured to deliver light energy to the first connector receiving area when the adapter is in the first position and the second connector receiving area when the adapter is in the second position. Related methods and installation tools incorporating such test systems are also disclosed.