TABLE OF CONTENTS | IPG PHOTONICS
Machines with a Collimator ........................................................................................................................................................... 22
SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................................................................................................................................................................23
OPTICAL SPECIFICATIONS 23
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS 23
ENVIRONMENT SPECIFICATIONS 23
EXTERNAL LAYOUT AND DIMENSIONS 23
UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS ...............................................................................................................................................................................24
UNPACKING PROCEDURE FOR CARDBOARD BOX 24
UNPACKING PROCEDURE FOR WOODEN CRATES 25
USING YOUR DEVICE ...........................................................................................................................................................................................28
PRECAUTIONS 28
ELECTRICAL POWER CONNECTION 28
INTERLOCK DESCRIPTION 29
EXTERNAL INTERFACES 29
Interface Wire Specification ........................................................................................................................................................... 29
INITIAL POWER-UP SEQUENCE 31
Power-up Sequence ........................................................................................................................................................................ 31
Turning on the device in Local mode ............................................................................................................................................. 32
Turning on the device in Remote mode ........................................................................................................................................ 32
CONTROL MODES OF OPERATION 33
OPERATION MODES 34
TOUCH-SCREEN DISPLAY 36
COMPUTER INTERFACE / COMMANDS ..............................................................................................................................................................42
RS-232 CONFIGURATION 42
ETHERNET TCP/IP INTERFACE 42
Interface Commands ...................................................................................................................................................................... 42
PULSE SHAPING SOFTWARE OPTION .................................................................................................................................................................51
INTRODUCTION 51
PC HOST REQUIREMENTS 52
Ethernet TCP/IP Interface .............................................................................................................................................................. 52
RS-232 Configuration ..................................................................................................................................................................... 52
INSTALLING THE SOFTWARE 52
COMPUTER CONFIGURATION PROCEDURE 53
Ethernet Configuration Option ...................................................................................................................................................... 53
Serial Communication Port Configuration Option ........................................................................................................................ 53
QUICK START GUIDE 55
PULSE GENERATOR (WAVEFORM MODE) 56
PULSE EDITING 64
Sketching a Pulse ............................................................................................................................................................................ 64
Shifting a Pulse ............................................................................................................................................................................... 65
Pulse Comparison ........................................................................................................................................................................... 65
PULSE STORAGE AND RECALL 66
On Laser .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 66
On Host PC ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 66
SINGLE PULSE ACTIVATION 67
SEQUENCE EDITING 68
Building a Sequence ....................................................................................................................................................................... 68
Modifying a Sequence .................................................................................................................................................................... 68
SEQUENCE STORAGE AND RECALL 68
On the Laser .................................................................................................................................................................................... 68
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