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General| Response time | 1ms |
|---|---|
| Protection structure | IP67 |
| Type | Laser Distance Sensor |
| Light source | Laser diode |
| Power supply voltage | 12 to 24 V DC ±10% |
| Output | Analog, Digital |
| Measurement Range | 50mm to 1000mm |
| Accuracy | ±0.1% of full scale |
| Operating Humidity | 35% to 85% RH (non-condensing) |
| Power Supply | 12 to 24 V DC ±10% |
Ensures optimal performance and prevents issues by specifying suitable operating conditions and avoiding environmental factors.
Provides instructions for correctly installing the laser marker components, ensuring proper setup and functionality.
Crucial safety guidelines to prevent accidents, injury, fire, or damage when using the product.
Lists the regulations and standards that the product conforms to for various regions and certifications.
Identifies the intended audience for this document, including roles like System Designer and Administrator.
Provides guidance on how to use the information within the document for system design and operation.
Explains the meaning of symbols used in the document for warnings and references.
Specifies the laser marker models covered by this document for clarity.
Details the different models available within the LP-RH series, including their specifications.
Describes the basic composition and components of the laser marker system.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the laser marker, including optical and laser parameters.
Illustrates the external dimensions of the laser marker head and controller units.
Identifies and labels the key components of the laser marker head and controller.
Specifies the environmental conditions required for proper installation and operation of the laser marker.
Details the necessary space and clearance around the head and controller for adequate air cooling.
Covers the safe handling, carrying, and mounting directions for the laser marker head unit.
Provides instructions for safely carrying and mounting the laser marker controller unit.
Describes the process for installing an optional expansion board into the laser marker controller.
Explains how to connect the laser marker head and controller, including power and grounding.
Outlines the different ways to control the laser marker, including PC software and external devices.
Details the step-by-step process for safely starting up and shutting down the laser marker system.
Explains how to configure settings and operate the laser marker using the Laser Marker NAVI smart software.
Describes how to control the laser marker using external devices like PLCs via I/O or communication commands.
Details the specifications and models for the I/O terminal block and I/O connector interfaces.
Lists and describes the signals and their functions for the I/O terminal block.
Lists and describes the signals and their functions for the I/O connector.
Provides the electrical ratings and circuit diagrams for I/O inputs and outputs.
Explains how to connect I/O terminal blocks, including factory default wiring and common terminals.
Illustrates the sequence and timing of I/O signals for various operations.
Describes the available communication interfaces on the controller for external control.
Details the interface specifications, connection, and communication settings for RS-232C control.
Explains Ethernet port specifications, connection, and communication settings for network control.
Guides on how to check the history of communication commands transmitted and received.
Details how to link the laser marker with an image checker for position correction and quality control.
Explains how to connect and control the laser marker using a code reader via RS-232C.
Lists typical parts that require cleaning or replacement based on usage and degradation.
Provides detailed procedures for maintaining key parts like the laser emission port and air filters.
Instructions on how to back up registered data periodically for safety and maintenance purposes.
Guidance on the proper and regulatory disposal of the laser marker and its components.
Addresses common problems encountered during the laser marker's startup process.
Provides solutions for issues where laser pumping does not initiate correctly.
Helps resolve problems related to establishing or maintaining connection with Laser Marker NAVI smart.
Diagnoses and resolves issues where marking cannot be performed on the workpiece.
Addresses problems related to poor marking quality, such as fading or distortion.
Helps diagnose and fix issues with controlling the laser marker via external devices or communication.
Details error codes and their corresponding measures for diagnosing and resolving system errors.
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