What to do if my LaserMech FiberMINI 2.0 Measuring Instruments show a Temperature Fault?
If your LaserMech Measuring Instruments display a Temperature Fault, it means the temperature of one or more sensors has exceeded the limit. Allow the component to cool down. If it is safe, consider raising the temperature limit. Inspect the optics, verify tip centering and focus position.
What to do if my LaserMech FiberMINI 2.0 shows a Position Fault?
If the LaserMech Measuring Instruments indicate a Position Fault, it means the lens was out of the commanded position for an excessive amount of time or encountered unusual resistance while attempting to move. To resolve this, activate the Reset bit or button to re-enable the servo.
What to do if LaserMech FiberMINI 2.0 shows HSU Fault 3: Cable Break?
If your LaserMech Measuring Instruments display 'HSU Fault: 3: Cable Break', it indicates that the connection between the HSU and tip has been broken. Verify the tip assembly and tip are properly installed, and then recalibrate.
General| Brand | LaserMech |
|---|---|
| Model | FiberMINI 2.0 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Essential safety precautions for operating laser equipment, including protective gear and procedures.
Lists the main capabilities and advantages of the FiberMINI® 2.0 AF cutting head.
Covers physical mounting of the head and requirements for water cooling and assist gas.
Details connecting the fiber optic cable and centering the laser beam for optimal performance.
Overview of control box options and their electrical connections.
Details configuration of optional industrial network modules.
Explains interface signals, calibration procedures, and indicator lights.
Guides for installing the software and meeting system prerequisites.
Steps to connect the software to the head and overview of the monitor interface.
Detailed guide on configuring various parameters within the FiberMINI® Monitor.
Procedures for cleaning the head exterior and servicing the gas jet tip.
Instructions for servicing the cover glass, tip retainer, focus lens, and collimator.
Procedure for removing and installing the air blast nozzle.
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