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A Rotary Aviation Plug
This plug should be covered during normal engraving. When you use
the rotary axes, the 4-pin connection will power and direct the rotary
motor.
B Alignment Arrows
These arrows indicate the correct position of the laser and the X-axis
rail for use with Rotary Axis 1 (on the right) or Rotary Axis 2 (on the
left).
C
Rotary Switches
(covered)
These switches redirect power and control from the Y-axis motors to
the rotary axis connection and back again.
D Tray Interlock
This switch must be held closed by the nearby bracket during rotary
engraving. Remember to reenable the switch by removing the
bracket after your work.
This is the only safety feature that should ever be circumvented. You
will need to disable this switch—located at the back right side of the
main bay near the ammeter—when engraving thick materials or while
using the front pass-through or the rotary axes.
E Rotary Axis 1
This four-wheel rotary axis is installed into the bottom left corner of
the open bay as shown. The arrow at the end of the laser tube casing
should be aligned with the arrow marked 1 on the right side.
F Rotary Axis 2
This four-wheel rotary axis is also installed into the bottom left corner
of the open bay as shown but the arrow at the end of the laser tube
casing should be aligned with the arrow marked 2 on the left side.
G
Height Adjustment
Knob
Turn this knob to adjust the height of the right-side wheels when it is
necessary to create a level surface while engraving conical objects.
3.6 Rotary Axes
CC BB AA
FE GG
DD
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