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General| Input Voltage | 100-240 VAC |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Output Voltage | 24 VDC |
| Protection | Overload, Overvoltage, Short Circuit |
| Efficiency | 85% |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to +85°C |
Details product warranty, exclusions, and disclaimers.
Advises on safe usage and application suitability according to local laws.
Specifies the warranty period and reasons for voidance.
Provides specifications and diagrams for laser radiation range.
Details on constructing interlock systems and wearing protective goggles.
Requirements for enclosures and using key switches for safety.
Describes the power indicator and the system's key switch.
Details the interlock connector for building system interlocks.
Explains laser stop input and shows connection for standalone operation.
Illustrates a typical interlock system setup.
Explains system behavior based on interlock input states.
General handling warnings, laser beam contact, and disassembly.
Guide to verify all packed items are present.
Covers system installation and connecting components/external devices.
Details how to check the contents of the product package.
Provides instructions on how to physically install the head and power supply.
Step-by-step guide to connect the head and power supply.
Instructions for connecting the laser marker to a PC via USB.
Shows examples of connecting for external control via I/O or RS-232C.
Outlines the steps for external control operation.
How to switch the marker to remote mode for external control.
Guide for initial setup and operation of the laser marker.
Steps for configuring basic functions.
Details steps for preparing the laser marker for operation.
Instructions for starting up the laser marker system.
Details on setting character height, width, and position.
Procedure for setting laser power and scan speed.
Steps to safely turn off the laser marker.
Guide to setting up the mark counter function.
Steps to set initial, end, and step values for the counter.
How to input the counter's functional character string.
Setting up the function to mark the current date and time.
Function for marking expiry date based on current date.
Interface for setting expiry, counter, and lot functions.
Configuring the expiry date calculation.
Setting initial, end, and step values for the counter.
Setting lot marking based on periods and characters.
Procedures and conditions for performing a laser check.
Steps for performing test marking from PC.
Transferring marking files to the laser marker.
Setting and using the remote control mode.
Setting and using the PC control mode.
Controlling the laser marker via the I/O connector.
Controlling the laser marker via RS-232C serial communication.
Details of I/O connector signals and their functions.
Detailed explanation of I/O input signals.
Detailed explanation of I/O output signals.
Configuring communication parameters for RS-232C.
Steps to verify the RS-232C connection.
Format for commands sent to the laser marker.
Types and formats of responses from the laser marker.
Lists available communication commands and their functions.
Detailed explanations of specific commands.
Commands for setting and reading arbitrary character strings.
Commands for setting and reading the current counter value.
Command to reset the counter to its initial value.
Command to read the laser marker's operation status.
Command to trigger marking.
Setting response permission for marking status.
General guide for resolving operational errors.
Solutions for specific error codes displayed by the marker.
Table of common troubles, causes, and measures.
Detailed explanation of error codes and their remedies.
General information on maintaining the laser marker.
Detailed technical specifications of the laser marker.
Detailed technical specs including laser type, power, and environment limits.
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