To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does Newport LDC-3706 Controller output exceed Power Limit?
If the Newport Controller shows an output exceeding the Power Limit, note that the "Power Limit" is not a hardware limit but a warning that the power measurement has exceeded the set point. Ensure that the current limit is set correctly according to the laser manufacturer’s datasheet.
What to do if Newport LDC-3706 Controller reads “Internal Communication Error”?
If the Newport Controller displays “Internal Communication Error”, the instrument must be returned to ILX Lightwave.
What to do if Open circuit error E503 or Voltage Limit error E505 prevents output from reaching desired value on Newport LDC-3706?
The LDC-3706 has an adjustable laser compliance voltage. If the Newport Controller displays an open circuit error E503 or voltage limit error E505, preventing the output from reaching the desired value, check if the LASER voltage limit setting is too low. Also, check the laser connections.
How to troubleshoot if Newport LDC-3706 does not power up?
If the Newport Controller does not power up, ensure the power cord is securely connected and test the wall outlet with a known working device. Check the voltage selector on the rear panel to match your region's power supply; incorrect settings can damage the instrument. Note that there are no user-serviceable fuses, but internal fuses exist. If problems persist, contact customer support at ILX Lightwave.
What to do if Newport LDC-3706 is not being recognized by USB?
If the Newport Controller is not being recognized by USB, verify the USB cable connection between the controller and the computer. Also, make sure that the correct drivers are installed.
What to do if output current at limit, cannot be lowered on Newport Controller?
If the Newport Controller's output current is at its limit and cannot be lowered: * If in POWER mode, check the monitor diode (feedback) connections and try reversing the polarity of the monitor photodiode. Also, check the photodiode bias adjustment in the LASER (PARAMETER) menu. * If in constant current mode, check the current set point and current limit setting. If the set point is much greater than the desired limit setting, several turns of the adjust knob may be required to lower the output below the limit.
What to do if there is inaccurate sensor, TEC voltage, or TEC current measurement on the LDC-3706 Newport LDC-3706?
Ensure the 4-wire TEC sensor connections (pins 7 and 8) are connected on the LDC-3706 Newport Controller. For thermistor or RTD sensors, ensure the 4-wire sensor connections (pins 1 and 2) are connected.
Why is calibration aborted unintentionally on Newport Controller?
Calibration modes on the Newport Controller will be aborted if an error is detected.
What does it mean when VOLTAGE LIMIT indicator blinks on Newport LDC-3706 Controller?
If the Newport Controller displays a VOLTAGE LIMIT indicator blinking, it indicates a voltage limit error. Check the laser connections, as a high impedance may cause this condition.
Why am I unable to adjust output on Newport LDC-3706?
If you are unable to adjust the output on the Newport Controller, check the LASER (ADJUST) indicator; it must be lit for any LASER adjustments to be made. Also, check the I LIMIT parameter for the output range in use and ensure that it is set above 0 mA.
General| Brand | Newport |
|---|---|
| Model | LDC-3706 Series |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
