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General| Brand | JPT |
|---|---|
| Model | Seal-355-3-S |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Details health and safety issues regarding safe installation and operation, including laser hazard information.
Identifies the laser as Class IV UV, emphasizing potential damage and protective measures.
Product intended as a component for incorporation into a laser product, requiring additional safety features.
Compares UV laser process to IR laser, highlighting UV laser benefits like low heat, atom-level processing, and applications.
Presents a detailed table of laser parameters including wavelength, power, pulse duration, frequency range, beam quality, and dimensions.
Provides detailed diagrams showing laser installation dimensions with and without an expander, including interface port locations.
Details the steps for installing the laser head, connecting chiller water pipes, and connecting the power supply.
Explains the function of the GUI control software for internal debugging and monitoring, noting parameters are pre-debugged.
Details the function of each parameter in the GUI and explains indicator light meanings.
Explains laser emission control via Gate signal and parameter setting through PWM signal, including frequency and duty cycle adjustment.
Describes the timing signals (GATE, TRIG) required for external control of laser output, frequency, and PWM.
Provides instructions for connecting the control card to the laser using DB15 connectors.
Details connections for JCZ and SAMlight control cards, including specific pin assignments and short-circuiting for signals.
Guides through the steps for turning on the laser, including connecting the chiller, setting temperature, and powering the system.
Outlines the procedure for safely turning off the laser by stopping processing, switching off power, and turning off the chiller.
Provides important safety advice for laser operation, recommending safety glasses and proper shutdown sequence.
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