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General| Technology | Electromagnetic Dot Peen |
|---|---|
| Marking window | 50 x 30 mm |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Controller | e8 controller |
| Type | Portable |
| Marking Technology | Electromagnetic Dot Peen |
| Marking Speed | Up to 6 characters/second |
| Marking Area | 50 x 30 mm |
| Input Voltage | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Communication Interface | RS232, Ethernet |
| Dimensions | 138 x 78 x 50 mm |
| Operating Temperature | 5-40°C |
| Humidity | 10-90% non-condensing |
Expresses gratitude to the user for choosing the product.
Provides important preliminary information regarding manual usage and safety.
Details the program's integration and basic functionalities.
Lists the various operational capabilities of the marking program.
Explains the character encoding system used by the program.
Instructions on how to initiate the machine's operation.
Guidance on interacting with the machine's touch interface.
Explains useful keyboard shortcuts for navigation and operation.
Overview of the main menu structure and its icons.
Explains what constitutes a marking file and its components.
Explains how to perform repetitive markings a specified number of times.
Details the process for continuous, unending marking operations.
Describes marking that resumes after interruptions.
Guides users through the process of starting a new file.
Allows quick access to the most recently accessed file.
Provides the method for opening previously saved marking files.
Explains how blocks are identified and numbered within a file.
Describes the function of naming individual blocks for identification.
Defines the method of marking to be applied within a block.
Details how to create straight line markings with adjustable angles.
Explains the process for creating markings along the circumference of a circle.
Covers the use of graphical elements like logos and shapes.
Instructions for marking DataMatrix, QRCODE, and MQRCODE.
Information on using the rotary device for marking.
Details the Z axis functionality and its configuration.
Configuration of the Z axis return to origin and speed parameters.
Procedures for saving the current marking file.
Enabling or disabling individual blocks within a marking file.
Function to add numerical values together.
Extracting data from CSV files line by line.
Extracting data from CSV files by searching for text in a column.
Programming pauses between marking blocks in milliseconds.
Displaying questions requiring a yes or no answer from the user.
Displaying error messages when marking is interrupted.
Navigating directly to a specific block within a marking file.
Adding conditional logic to the marking file.
Shifting coordinates of blocks.
Selecting a file based on variable content.
Receiving character strings into a variable via RS232 or USB.
Sending character strings from a variable via RS232.
Memorizing character strings in variables.
Assigning variable content to coordinates for subsequent blocks.
Writing a line of text to a log file.
Overview of managing different types of files.
Importing files from a USB key into the machine.
Accessing system information, backup, and restore functions.
Configuring communication parameters like FTP, network, and serial ports.
Adjusting display settings like brightness and screenshots.
Accessing diagnostic tools and services for machine upkeep.
Configuring options related to the marking process itself.
Settings for language, keyboard, date/time, and security.
Displays technical details for troubleshooting purposes.
Process for updating the machine's software program.
Resets saved files (marking, fonts, logos) to factory defaults.
Configuration and use of the FTP server for file transfer.
Setting up the machine's network connection.
Configuring serial port settings for communication.
Testing machine sensors and components.
Configuration of off-limits control and unit conversions.
Setting the program language and keyboard layout.
Adjusting the machine's internal clock and time format.
Limiting access to program functions via password protection.
Defining and managing serial number counters.
Defining custom formats for dates and times.
Storing and reusing repetitive text strings.
Configuring texts based on day of the week and time slots.
Visual representation of the steps involved in a marking operation.
Introduction to the machine and program for completing a sample marking.
