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Panasonic LP-RF200P - User Manual

Panasonic LP-RF200P
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Laser Marking System
Laser Marker NAVI smart
Operation Manual
LP-GS series
LP-RC series
LP-RF series
LP-RV series
ME-NAVIS2-OP-1
2020.10
https://panasonic.net/id/pidsx/global

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Questions and Answers

  • J
    Jason CannonAug 21, 2025
    How to troubleshoot Panasonic Printer when power supply is not turned on?
    • M
      Mr. Jesus LewisAug 21, 2025
      If your Panasonic printer's power supply isn't on and the system doesn't start up, here's what you can check: * Ensure the power cable is securely connected. * Verify that the key switch is turned on. * Check the main power supply. * For LP-GS series printers, replace the fuse, following the procedures in the Setup/Maintenance Guide. * For LP-RC/LP-RF series printers, turn on the circuit protector, as described in the Setup/Maintenance Guide.
  • S
    staciebrooksSep 7, 2025
    Why Panasonic Printer sometimes emits laser unintentionally?
    • M
      Michelle StevensSep 7, 2025
      If your Panasonic printer is emitting laser unintentionally, it might be due to fumes causing malfunction of photoelectric sensor for marking trigger signal. To solve this: * Install a dust collector to eliminate the fume (gas) generated during lasing. * Check that dust collector works well.
  • L
    Lauren BradleySep 5, 2025
    Why is the marking around edge of the marking field faded or chipped on Panasonic Printer?
    • S
      Scott WalkerSep 5, 2025
      If the marking around the edge of the marking field is faded or chipped on your Panasonic printer, it may be due to a decrease of the laser energy density in the edge of marking field. For LP-GS/LP-RC series: Set “Power optimization by marking position” in “System offset” in System settings screen. For LP-RF series: Set the power correction to the marking objects in the edge of the marking field.
  • K
    Kelly SnyderSep 4, 2025
    How to troubleshoot Bluetooth online connection failures on Panasonic LP-GS series Printer?
    • B
      Brittany RussellSep 4, 2025
      If you are experiencing Bluetooth online connection failures with your LP-GS series Panasonic printer, ensure that you are using a laser marker model compatible with Bluetooth, such as LP-GS051 / LP-GS051-E / LP-GS051-L / LP-GS051-LE / LP-GS052 / LP-GS052-E. Also, verify that the Bluetooth communication setting is enabled via USB online connection in the system settings, and then restart the laser marker. Ensure that your PC's Bluetooth module is within 5 meters of the laser marker head and that the environment is suitable for stable wireless communication.
  • T
    tammy83Sep 2, 2025
    Why marking is not performed in RUN/REMOTE mode on Panasonic Printer?
    • B
      bryaneverettSep 2, 2025
      If marking is not performed in RUN/REMOTE mode on your Panasonic printer, and the laser emission indicator does not light, possible causes include: * In RUN mode: The RUN Mode is not active or the marking start signal is not input. Turn the RUN mode ON, and then input a signal to TRIGGER IN of the I/O terminal block. * The marking trigger signal of the I/O terminal block is not input. Check connections with external equipment for mis-connection, disconnection or contact failure due to any loose connector. * The marking trigger is entered while the marking ready is OFF.
  • D
    Dennis ZimmermanSep 1, 2025
    What to do if online connection fails on Panasonic Printer?
    • A
      ariasmichaelSep 1, 2025
      If your Panasonic printer's online connection fails, and the laser marker isn't indicated as available, it might be because the laser marker hasn't been started. Also, ensure the PC and laser marker are connected with a USB or LAN cable. Finally, check that the USB driver is installed properly.
  • S
    selenacarrAug 30, 2025
    Why is the marking position deviated on my Panasonic Printer?
    • L
      Lisa Johnson DVMAug 30, 2025
      If the marking position is deviated from the expected setting position on your Panasonic printer, check the setting direction of the laser head, X-axis/ Y-axis offset or rotation offset setting of the system settings screen, as the setting of the laser head direction may not be consistent with the actual install direction.
  • R
    rfarrellAug 29, 2025
    What causes laser pumping to not start in remote mode on Panasonic Printer?
    • C
      Chad ReeseAug 29, 2025
      If the Panasonic printer's laser pumping does not start in remote mode, the possible causes are: * Signals from the external control device are refused. * The setting of a laser pumping control method in the system settings screen is not consistent with the actual control method. Check if the laser pumping control method set in the system settings screen (I/O or communication command) and the actual control method are consistent. If the laser pumping method is changed in the system settings screen, restart the laser marker.
  • A
    awatsonAug 27, 2025
    How to fix Ethernet online connection failure on Panasonic Printer?
    • B
      brittanysmithAug 27, 2025
      If your Panasonic printer is failing to connect online via Ethernet, it could be due to incorrect Ethernet communication settings. Try establishing a USB online connection first, then confirm the Ethernet communication settings in the system settings. Restart the laser marker after making any changes. Also, ensure that Ethernet is listed as an available laser marker search condition by selecting the “Including Ethernet” checkbox in the laser marker selection screen and searching for laser markers.
  • P
    peter02Aug 25, 2025
    Why laser pumping does not start on Panasonic Printer?
    • A
      Andrea MooreAug 25, 2025
      If the Panasonic printer's laser pumping doesn't start, check the following: * Verify the connection of the I/O terminals: 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 series: REMOTE INTERLOCK IN - OUT COM. 1. Also, if any safety equipment is in a released status, restore it. * Ensure the stop laser button on the Laser Marker NAVI smart is released, and press the error dialog check button. * Confirm that power is supplied to the common terminal of the I/O terminal block by connecting the internal or external power supply to IN COM.1 and OUT COM.1.

Summary

Preface and Important Information

Preface

General introduction and thank you for purchasing the product.

Liability and Copyright

Outlines Panasonic's policy on product improvement and manual copyright.

Disclaimer and Trademarks

States disclaimer for applications and lists registered trademarks.

Important Symbols and Safety Precautions

Important Symbols

Explains hazard symbols (Danger, Warning, Caution) and instruction symbols.

General Safety Precautions

Provides essential safety precautions related to laser class 4 and class 2 operation.

Getting Started with Laser Marker NAVI smart

Outline of Laser Marker NAVI smart

Describes the Laser Marker NAVI smart software for configuration, control, and monitoring.

PC Requirements

Lists the minimum PC specifications and hardware needed for installation and operation.

Install Laser Marker Smart Utility

Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Laser Marker Smart Utility software.

Start Laser Marker NAVI smart

Guides on how to launch and start the Laser Marker NAVI smart software.

Laser Marker NAVI Smart Preferences

Select User Interface Language

Describes how to change the software's display language.

Specify Screen Refresh Settings

Details how to configure screen refresh rates for the "Monitor" screen.

Manage Fonts for Offline Mode

Guides on adding custom fonts for use in offline editing mode.

Laser Marker NAVI Smart Basics

User Interface Overview

Provides a detailed explanation of the main UI components like title bar, ribbon, and editor.

Startup Screen Functions

Describes the actions available from the initial "Startup" screen.

Marking Settings Screen Functions

Explains the functions of the "Marking settings" screen for creating and editing data.

System Settings Screen Overview

Covers system properties settings, communication, and calibration.

Online Connection Between PC and Laser Marking System

Online and Offline Modes

Explains the difference and requirements for online and offline operating modes.

Establish USB Connection

Provides steps to establish a USB connection for PC control and configuration.

Establish Ethernet Connection

Details the procedure for setting up an Ethernet connection for system communication.

Establish Bluetooth Connection

Guides on how to establish a Bluetooth connection for wireless communication.

Operation of the Laser Marking System

Tool Overview

Introduces the main tools available in the ribbon for system operation.

Turn Laser Pumping On or Off

Details how to enable or disable the laser pumping process.

Start Laser Radiation with Start Marking Button

Explains how to initiate laser radiation using the "Start marking" button.

Stop Laser Radiation with Stop Laser Button

Guides on how to terminate laser radiation using the "Stop laser" button.

Work with Files

About Marking Files

Provides an overview of marking files, their format, and storage capabilities.

Work with Marking Files in Offline Mode

Explains how to create, edit, and save marking files without a system connection.

Work with Marking Files in Online Mode

Covers operations for creating, editing, and saving marking files with a system connection.

Transfer Marking File from PC to System

Covers transferring marking files from PC to the system via online connection.

Edit Marking Data

Marking Image Editor Overview

Introduces the Marking image editor where marking objects are displayed and edited.

Editing Tools Overview

Explains the tools available in the ribbon for creating and editing marking objects and groups.

Move, Modify, or Align Objects

Details how to move, scale, rotate, align, and distribute marking objects.

Marking Object Basics

Object Type Overview

Lists and describes available marking object types like Character, TrueType, Graphic, etc.

General Object;Object Group Parameters

Covers common parameters for objects and object groups, including naming and ON/OFF settings.

Character Object

Create Character Object (Direct Input)

Guides on creating character objects by directly inputting text and functional characters.

Create Character Object (Reference List)

Explains how to create character objects using predefined reference character strings.

Set User-Defined Character

Details how to create and use custom characters via the Font Maker software.

Set Character Spacing Along Straight Line

Explains how to adjust character spacing for text arranged in a straight line.

TrueType Object

Create a TrueType Object

Guides on creating TrueType objects using installed PC fonts.

Change TrueType Object Parameters

Details how to modify text, font, style, height, and width of TrueType objects.

Set TrueType Object Arrangement

Explains how to arrange TrueType text along straight lines or arcs.

Set Character Spacing Along Straight Line

Guides on adjusting character spacing for TrueType text on a straight line.

Graphic Object

Add Graphic Files Using Graphic Tool

Guides on adding graphic files via the "Graphic" tool in the "Marking settings" screen.

Add Graphic Files in Data Management Screen

Explains how to add graphic files to the system's data management.

Edit DXF File in Marking Settings Screen

Explains how to fine-tune DXF file size and marking parameters without changing presets.

Change Preset Position of DXF, HPGL, JPEG, BMP File

Guides on specifying presets for position, angle, and reference point for graphic files.

Shape Object

Create a Line

Guides on creating straight lines, specifying start/end points and dash settings.

Create a Circle

Details creating circles, specifying center position, radius, and dash settings.

Create an Arc

Explains creating arcs, specifying start/end points, radius, direction, and angle.

Position or Rotate a Shape Object

Details setting coordinates and rotation angles for shape objects.

Bar Code Object

Bar Code Types

Lists and describes supported bar code types like CODE39, ITF, NW-7, EAN/UPC/JAN, CODE128, and GS1 DataBar.

Create a Bar Code Object

Guides on creating bar code objects, selecting types, and inputting data.

Set Bar Code Parameters

Covers setting specific parameters for various bar code types like CODE39, CODE128.

Set Parameters for GS1 DataBar

Details specific parameters for GS1 DataBar, including module width and ratios.

2 D Code Object

2 D Code Types

Lists and describes supported 2D code types (QR Code, Micro QR, iQR, Data Matrix, PDF417) and their character modes.

Data Capacity Information

Provides information on data capacity and versions for QR Code and Data Matrix.

Create a 2 D Code Object

Guides on creating 2D code objects, selecting types, and inputting data.

Set Parameters for QR Code, Micro QR Code, iQR Code

Details setting parameters for QR Code, Micro QR Code, and iQR Code, including standard, model, and mode.

Human Readable Text Parameters

Set Human Readable Text Parameters

Details parameters like font, auto-positioning, relative position, and linefeed for human-readable text.

Set Laser Correction Parameters for Human Readable Text

Explains how to set laser power, scan speed, and pulse cycle corrections for human-readable text.

Object Group Settings

Create, Duplicate, or Delete Object Group

Guides on performing group management operations for marking objects.

Position and Rotate Object Group

Details setting position and rotation for all marking data within an object group.

Use Step & Repeat Function

Explains how to use the step & repeat function to arrange objects in rows and columns.

Functional Character Settings

Use Functional Characters

Guides on setting functional characters for character, bar code, and 2D code objects.

Functional Characters for Date and Time

Details how to use functional characters to mark current, expiry dates, and times.

Functional Characters for Counters

Explains how to use functional characters to mark consecutive numbers based on counter configuration.

Functional Characters for Lot Numbers

Guides on using functional characters to replace marking characters with lot numbers.

Function Settings

Functions Overview

Provides an overview of functions that can be applied via functional characters.

Configure Parameters for Counter Function

Guides on configuring counter parameters, including current value, step value, and counting base.

Configure Parameters for Expiry Date and Time Function

Details configuring parameters for marking expiry dates and times, including periods and units.

Configure Parameters for Lot Number Function

Explains configuring lot number parameters, including lot type and unit.

File Setting

Position, Rotate, and Mirror All Objects in a File

Guides on adjusting position, rotation, and mirroring for all objects within a marking file.

Specify East Asian Character Set

Explains how to specify character sets for Japanese or Simplified Chinese characters.

Configure Trigger Parameters

Details trigger delay and mode settings for the TERMINAL connector trigger input.

Configure Imagechecker Settings

Covers settings for linking with imagecheckers for position correction or result checking.

Laser Settings

Set Laser Parameters

Guides on specifying laser parameters applicable to all objects in a marking file.

Fine-tune Laser Settings

Explains how to fine-tune laser parameters like pulse cycle for optimal marking quality.

Configure Smart Settings for Marking Applications

Details how to select predefined marking applications and fine-tune contrast/laser power.

Set Laser Correction Parameters for Marking Object

Covers specifying individual laser correction parameters for various object types.

On-the-fly Marking

About On-the-fly Marking

Introduces on-the-fly marking and its available models and functions.

On-the-fly Marking Settings for All Files

Details basic on-the-fly marking settings that apply to all files.

On-the-fly Marking Settings for One File

Explains detailed on-the-fly marking parameters specific to the current file.

Trigger Mode Parameters

Covers trigger modes like Single, Regular Intervals, and Multiple Triggers for on-the-fly marking.

System Settings

Display Laser Marking System Information

Explains how to view system information such as model, serial numbers, and versions.

Set Date and Time

Guides on changing the system's date and time settings.

Specify Remote Mode Settings

Covers configuring methods for switching to and operating in remote mode.

Configure Advanced System Settings

Covers advanced settings like graphic cache, default fonts, and ASCII code symbols.

Laser Power and Marking Field Adjustments

Specify Laser Power Correction

Explains how to correct laser power values across all files and for specific areas.

Adjust Marking Field Position

Guides on fine-tuning the marking field position using offsets and scaling.

Calibrate Marking Field

Step-by-step guide to calibrate the marking field using test marking and guide laser.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Display Operating Data

Explains how to check operating data like operating times and cycle counts.

Show Error Log

Guides on viewing, exporting, and deleting the system's error log.

Inspect Laser Power

Guides on measuring laser power using a power meter and required settings.

Troubleshooting Common Problems

Lists common issues categorized by system function with causes and remedies.

Panasonic LP-RF200P Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandPanasonic
ModelLP-RF200P
CategoryIndustrial Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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