What to do if my Panasonic Industrial Electrical system does not start up?
If your Panasonic Industrial Electrical system isn't starting, first ensure the power cable is securely connected and the key switch is turned on. Check that power is being supplied to the unit. If you have an LP-GS series, examine the fuse and replace it if it's blown. For LP-RC/LP-RF/LP-RV series, verify that the circuit protector is turned on.
Why does the laser pumping not start in my Panasonic LP-RF?
Laser pumping might not start on your Panasonic Industrial Electrical system if the I/O terminals are disconnected. Check the connections for INTERLOCK 1(+) - INTERLOCK 1(-), INTERLOCK 2(+) - INTERLOCK 2(-), and for LP-GS series: LASER STOP 2 IN - OUT COM. 1, or for LP-RC/LP-RF/LP-RV series: REMOTE INTERLOCK IN - OUT COM. 1. Also, ensure that safety equipment like doors and switches are in their correct positions. If the stop laser button on the Laser Marker NAVI smart is pressed, resolve the safety issue and then select “Reset” in the error dialog. Finally, check that power is supplied to the common terminal of the I/O terminal block by connecting an internal or external power supply to IN COM.1 and OUT COM.1.
Identifies the available models for the FAYb Laser Marker LP-RF series, including their specifications.
Details the basic composition of the laser marker, listing the main units and their functions.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the laser marker, covering laser type, marking field, and various operational parameters.
Presents dimensional drawings of the laser marker head and controller, showing mounting and connection points.
Identifies and describes the function of each component of the laser marker head and controller.
Specifies suitable operating environments and conditions for the laser marker, including temperature, humidity, and pollution degree.
Outlines the required space around the head and controller for proper air cooling performance and to prevent malfunction.
Details safety precautions and methods for installing the laser marker head, including carrying and directional placement.
Provides instructions for safely carrying and installing the controller unit, including mounting orientation and screw tightening.
Explains the procedures for connecting the head and controller, including cable connections and ingress protection measures.
Illustrates a sample system construction, detailing the interconnections of the laser marker with safety devices like relay units or PLCs.
Describes the methods for controlling the laser marker, including PC configuration software and external device control.
Details the step-by-step procedures for starting up and terminating the laser marker system safely and correctly.
Explains how to configure and operate the laser marker using the Laser Marker NAVI smart software, covering online and offline modes.
Covers methods for controlling the laser marker using external devices via I/O signals or communication commands.
Details the available external control I/O interfaces, including terminal blocks and connectors, and their specifications.
Lists and describes the signals and their functions for the I/O terminal block, covering inputs and outputs.
Lists and describes the signals and their functions for the I/O connector, covering inputs and outputs for data setting and specific functions.
Shows the input/output ratings and circuits for the I/O terminal block and connector, explaining NPN and PNP connection samples.
Explains factory default wiring and provides examples for connecting common terminals using internal or external power supplies.
Illustrates various control timing charts for operations like startup, shutter control, triggers, and data handling.
Describes the communication interfaces available on the controller, including RS-232C, Ethernet, and industrial network ports.
Details the interface specifications, connection methods, and signals for RS-232C communication control.
Explains Ethernet port specifications, connection procedures, and communication settings for network control.
Describes how to check transmitted and received commands using the command history function in the PC configuration software.
Explains how to link the laser marker with an image checker for position correction, marking, and image checking operations.
Details how to connect and control the laser marker with a code reader via RS-232C for file switching and character data modification.
Lists typical parts requiring cleaning or replacement, indicating main causes for degradation and daily maintenance procedures.
Provides detailed maintenance procedures for specific parts like protection glass, vents, fans, and contactors.
Explains the procedure for periodically obtaining data backups from the laser marker using the Laser Marker NAVI smart software.
Describes methods for checking the laser marker's serial numbers on the main unit and via the Laser Marker NAVI smart software.
Provides instructions for the proper disposal of the laser marker and its batteries according to regional regulations and recycling systems.
Lists common problems encountered during system startup and their corresponding causes and measures for resolution.
Addresses issues related to laser pumping not starting, including I/O terminal connections and remote mode settings.
Covers troubleshooting steps for online connection failures, disconnections, and Ethernet/Bluetooth communication issues.
Details troubleshooting for lasing problems, such as blocked beams, incorrect distances, insufficient power, and issues in RUN/REMOTE modes.
Addresses problems related to marking quality, including faded or distorted characters, workpiece instability, and laser oscillator aging.
Provides solutions for issues when marking moving objects, such as skipped markings, distorted characters, and unstable line speed.
Troubleshoots problems with external device control, including communication failures, I/O control issues, and command errors.
Explains errors categorized as alarms, detailing their causes and release methods, including hardware and system errors.
Describes warnings related to incorrect setting data or unmet laser radiation conditions, listing error codes and their corresponding measures.
General| Light Source | LED |
|---|---|
| Power Supply Voltage | 12 to 24 V DC ±10% |
| Output Type | NPN/PNP |
| Input Voltage | 12-24 VDC |
| Output Voltage | 12-24 VDC |
| Output Current | 100 mA |
| Protection | Reverse polarity protection, short-circuit protection |
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