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Description

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Overview

The

DFL

Ventus

Marker

consists of a laser head and a supply unit, which are connected

by a fiber laser cable. The maximum distance is 3 m.
The laser head can be mounted directly on the supply unit or separately.
The following additional device features are optionally possible:

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FocusShifter

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internal camera

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external focus finder

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trim module

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Summary of Contents for DFL Ventus Marker

Page 1: ...Mark your territory LASER MARKING SYSTEMS Operating Instructions DFL Ventus Marker Standard Design Business Fibre OEM Version Laser Device Class 4 ...

Page 2: ...ct of the form equipment and technology at any time Reprinting copying or translating this document in whole or in part is forbidden without the express written permission of ACI Laser GmbH All rights under the copyright laws are expressly reserved by ACI Laser GmbH The manufacturer shall only be responsible for the safety characteristics of this device within the scope of the legally applicable r...

Page 3: ...1 Basic Safety Instructions 13 Functional safety 13 Laser class 13 Emissions 14 General 15 Initial start up 15 Operation 16 Maintenance Care 16 3 2 Labels at the Device 17 Warning notices 17 Type plates 19 4 Description 20 4 1 Overview 20 4 2 Views of the Device 21 Laser head view 21 Supply unit view 22 4 3 Intended Purpose 23 4 4 Principle of Operation 24 Fiber laser beam generation 25 Laser Safe...

Page 4: ... 2 Mechanical Installation 33 Assembly of the laser head to the plant 34 Assembly of the laser head to the supply unit 35 Focusing 36 Adjusting the focus finder 37 Connecting the fiber laser cable 38 5 3 Marking Software Installation 40 Minimum hardware requirements 40 Installation 40 5 4 Electrical Installation 41 5 4 1 Interfaces 41 Laser head interfaces 41 Supply unit interfaces 42 Interlock co...

Page 5: ...lay 50 6 2 Starting the Laser Marking Device 52 6 3 Handling 53 6 4 Fault Finding 53 6 4 1 General Faults 53 6 4 2 Specific Faults 55 7 Maintenance and Repair 57 7 1 Care 57 Cleaning the objective 58 Cleaning the ventilation slits 59 7 2 Maintenance Repair 60 Maintenance intervals 60 8 Scrap Disposal 61 9 Appendix 62 9 1 Saturation Vapour Pressure as a Function of the Temperature 62 9 2 EC Declara...

Page 6: ...Table of Contents 6 ...

Page 7: ...uality monitoring to give a long and fault free service life This guarantees highest quality and a long life easy and safe operation functional design optimization for the intended purpose The DFL Ventus Marker is a state of the art device The EC Declaration of Incorporation and the EC Declaration of Conformity confirm that the manufacturer has complied with the relevant directives The CE symbol i...

Page 8: ...ion to ensure that the relevant safety guidelines and standards are observed The DFL Ventus Marker marking system is intended to be used exclusively for marking applications in conjunction with the associated Magic Mark software The performance parameters must be adapted to suit the properties of the materials to be marked The laser marking device is intended for integration into installations or ...

Page 9: ... required protective devices have not been provided according to para 4 of DGUV no 11 Laser radiation if protective safety devices are bridged defective or if they cannot reliably fulfil their function if there is a suspicion that direct or leakage radiation can emanate 2 3 Notices in the Document Take note of the warning notices take the specified actions and observe the prohibitions A warning no...

Page 10: ...taken WARNING DANGER OF INJURIES AND OR RISK OF PROPERTY DAMAGE Indication of an immediately impending hazard which can cause serious injuries or property damage if the appropriate precautionary measures are not taken CAUTION RISK OF PROPERTY DAMAGE Indication of a possible hazard which may cause damages of the equipment if the appropriate precautionary measures are not taken NOTICE Useful additio...

Page 11: ...responsible for returning repairs under warranty to the customer the customer is responsible for returning the device to the manufacturer The manufacturer does not accept any warranty if the product has been damaged by incorrect handling or operation or as a result of improper use if seals on the device have been broken for damage caused by use under unauthorized environmental conditions for damag...

Page 12: ...4 D 99428 Grammetal OT Nohra Germany Phone 49 3643 4152 0 Fax 49 3643 4152 77 service ACI Laser de www ACI Laser de NOTICE The laser device may only be maintained and repaired by the manufacturer Any manipulations on the device or breaking the warranty seal will void any claims under warranty ...

Page 13: ...rding to the DIN EN ISO 13849 1 standard Characteristics according to DIN EN ISO 13849 1 Performance level e Category 3 MTTFd 67 years DCavg mean 90 99 Based on the useful life of the shutter module swivelling diaphragm this module must be replaced after 14 years at the latest in order to maintain performance level e Laser class As an OEM component the DFL Ventus Marker is a class 4 laser marking ...

Page 14: ... ser Radiation must be implemented if the accessible laser radiation cannot be reduced to below the class 1 threshold values when the device is integrated into the installation Emissions If the design of the installation prevents the requirements for class 1 laser devices being fulfilled the area around the laser system must be protected by adjustable walls light signals and warning notices so tha...

Page 15: ...too tightly Minimum kink radius 75 mm Minimum loop length 1 m Maximum distortion by 180 degrees Initial start up The ambient temperature must lie within the range of 15 C and 35 C The con densation temperature as a function of the momentary relative air humidity must be 20 C You will find an instruction for estimating the momentary value in the appendix Ensure that the relative air humidity does n...

Page 16: ...ed when connected to an alternating voltage supply cor responding to the specifications on the type plate The effectiveness of the protective conductor must be regularly checked and confirmed by an authorized skilled worker If a defect occurs in the laser marking device it must be disconnected from the power supply system and secured against being switched on again Maintenance Care Maintenance and...

Page 17: ...he enclosure of the laser head 1 On the beam outlet cover 2 1 2 AVOID EXPOSURE TO RADIATION EMISSION OF VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION MAX POWER PULS DURATON WAVELENGTH NORM PUBLICATION 50W 2mJ 5 300ns 1040 1200nm EN 60825 1 2015 07 MAX POWER WAVELENGTH NORM PUBLICATION 1mW 650nm EN 60825 1 2015 07 VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION AVOID EXPOSURE OF EYE OR SKIN TO DIRECT OR SCATTERED RA...

Page 18: ...er cable 3 and 4 On the rear side of the design variant 1 casing 5 and 6 For design variant 2 there are no warning signs attached on the rear of the housing 3 4 5 6 LASER APERTURE HANDLE WITH CARE WARRANTY VOID IF SEAL IS BROKEN ...

Page 19: ...aser GmbH 01 2020 100 240VAC 50 60Hz 550W 230V 2 x 2 5AT 110V 2 x 5 0AT Vor Öffnen des Gehäuses Netzstecker ziehen Disconnect power before opening cover Avant d enlever le capot débrancher l appareil DFL Ventus Marker 2001VIII 0001 ACI Laser GmbH 230V 2 x 2 5AT 110V 2 x 5 0AT 550W 100 240VAC 50 60Hz 01 2020 ACI Laser GmbH info ACI Laser de www ACI Laser de fax 49 0 3643 4152 77 phone 49 0 3643 415...

Page 20: ... and a supply unit which are connected by a fiber laser cable The maximum distance is 3 m The laser head can be mounted directly on the supply unit or separately The following additional device features are optionally possible FocusShifter internal camera external focus finder trim module ...

Page 21: ...Laser head view Front view Rear view design variant 1 Rear view design variant 2 1 multi function display 2 interfaces 3 mounting surface 3 bolt on point for the supply unit 5 objective laser beam outlet 6 focus finder 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 22: ...Description 22 Supply unit view 1 enclosure 2 interfaces 3 side ventilation slits air inlet on both sides 4 rear ventilation slits air outlet 5 fiber laser cable connection 1 2 3 4 5 ...

Page 23: ...ange in its properties These requirements are optimally fulfilled by the DFL Ventus Marker The laser marking device is a highly integrated marking system The device consists of two assemblies the supply unit and the laser head The supply unit includes main power pack laser excitation laser chiller control electronics The laser head includes beam shaping safety device shutter pilot laser lenses def...

Page 24: ...ased operational safety by the elimination of complex water air cooling units Minimizing the down times and maintenance costs by replacing the complete functional unit during maintenance and service work 4 4 Principle of Operation Control Laser beam generation Fiber Pilot laser Laser beam open Beam widening Laser beam Objective and beam deflection Beam combiner Focus laser Marking level Shutter ...

Page 25: ...s the peak pulse power of the laser However there are very high peak powers when short duration pulses are generated In order to prevent the destruction of the fiber the power of the laser is automatically reduced to be low the corresponding limit frequencies Laser Safety Device SD The laser safety device SD is the central safety module of the laser marking devices of the ACI product group Busines...

Page 26: ...e power supply Only the laser electronics con tinues to be supplied with power thus allowing communication with the user application hence display or analysis of the error cause A system that was switched off due to an error can be put into operation again only by switching it off and on again provided that the error cause has been removed The SD checks all safety relevant features upon switching ...

Page 27: ...tition rate 1 kHz 1 MHz system dependent Number of adjustable pulse forms lengths 25 40 system dependent Pilot laser 650 nm 1 mW Laser class 4 Performance level e Connection values Power supply 85 264 VAC 10 A 50 60 Hz Power consumption typical 300 600 W Power consumption maximum 600 1000 W Interfaces Power supply connection cold device socket with micro fuse PC interface USB 2 0 Interlock connect...

Page 28: ...lower edge of scan unit F Theta 163 Spot diameter 1 35 µm Marking field size 110 mm x 110 mm Focus shift 14 mm when using the FocusShifter Focus distance 2 200 3 mm from lower edge of scan unit F Theta 254 Spot diameter 1 50 µm Marking field size 180 mm x 180 mm Focus shift 35 mm when using the FocusShifter Focus distance 2 327 6 mm from lower edge of scan unit 1 Deviations may occur with differen...

Page 29: ...iption 29 Dimensions and weight Laser head Length x width x height 595 mm x 203 mm x 133 mm Weight 9 kg Supply unit Length x width x height 646 mm x 224 mm x 451 mm Weight 26 kg 595 203 133 223 5 646 451 311 ...

Page 30: ...er cable of a length of 3 meters 2 supply cables 25 pin sub D 9 pin sub D power cable connecting cable for USB 2 0 37 pin sub D housing to wire the laser control interface 9 pin sub D housing to wire the interlock connection CD ROM with marking software operating manual software manual NOTICE Check that the delivery is complete and undamaged Please contact our service department if you have any qu...

Page 31: ... accessories included in the scope of delivery 1 Open the outer carton 2 Remove the laser marking device in its packing material and put it down in a safe place 3 Open the top of the inner carton When doing so watch the labelling 4 Open the foil packing and pull it off 5 Carefully remove the fiber laser cable 1 from the foam grid 2 and lay it aside 1 2 CAUTION The fiber laser cable can be damaged ...

Page 32: ...delivery for completeness In such a case repack the laser marking device into its original packaging in the reverse order and seal it securely CAUTION Do not hold the supply unit by the edge above the interfaces NOTICE Store the packaging material in a safe place in case the device has to be returned to the manufacturer under warranty for maintenance and repair work ...

Page 33: ... not kink or twist cables or roll them up too tightly Minimum kink radius 75 mm Minimum loop length 1 m Maximum distortion by 180 degrees WARNING RISK OF PERSONAL INJURIES AND MATERIAL DAMAGE FROM LASER RADIATION All safety related devices must be installed and their effectiveness proven before the system is started up The acceptance must be per formed by the laser safety officer and recorded in w...

Page 34: ...o pins The length of the bearing surface on the system side should be at least 100 mm 12 80 96 10 80 25 25 25 25 3 1 3 2 NOTICE The above mentioned standard parts are not included in the scope of delivery Take note of the maximum screw depth of 8 mm CAUTION RISK OF DAMAGING THE OBJECTIVE Depending on the mounting position of the laser head the objective must be protected against dirt by suitable m...

Page 35: ... 35 Assembly of the laser head to the supply unit 1 Take off the enclosure from the supply unit 2 Put on the laser head 3 Fixate the laser head by hand tightening the two setscrews 1 4 Screw in the two screws 2 1 2 ...

Page 36: ...10 mm Focus shift when using the FocusShifter 14 mm F Theta 254 A 327 6 mm Marking field size 180 mm x 180 mm Focus shift when using the FocusShifter 35 mm The availability of a suitable height adjustment 3 is a useful aid when focusing A 1 2 3 NOTICE A defined distance between the objective of the scan head and the work piece must be set in order to focus the laser beam optimally on the surface o...

Page 37: ...ocus finder must be adjusted accordingly 1 Remove the 3 screws 3 and remove the protective window 2 under which the fo cus finder is accessible 2 The position of the focus finder can be changed by means of the sleeve 4 in 3 latch ing steps The steps are matched to the available lenses 3 Insert the protective window 2 again and fasten with the screws 3 4 Fine tune with the two adjustment screws 1 1...

Page 38: ...on the mounting ring 1 and remove the blind plug 2 Insert the fiber laser cable connector 2 so that the 2 guide pins engage into the drill holes 3 3 Tighten the screw 4 on the mounting ring 1 CAUTION The fiber laser cable can be damaged by incorrect handling Do not kink or twist cables or roll them up too tightly Minimum kink radius 75 mm Minimum loop length 1 m Maximum distortion by 180 degrees 1...

Page 39: ...askets 1 2 Insert the fiber laser cable connector 3 align the markings with each other 3 Secure the connector by screwing in the 2 clamping screws 4 on the underside of the laser head Do this by progressively screwing in the clamping screws alternating between them 4 Retighten the 4 screws 2 on the frame with sealing gaskets 1 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 40: ...PC 2 Ensure that the above mentioned operating system is installed on your PC 3 Insert the CD labelled with Magic Mark into your CD drive 4 Open the Magic Mark folder in Explorer with a double click 5 Start the Setup file with a double click 6 Follow the instructions of the installation program The Setup Complete message appears when the installation has finished 7 Confirm by pressing the ENTER ke...

Page 41: ... 1 Design variant 2 1 supply cable connection 2 to the supply unit 2 supply cable connection 1 to the supply unit WARNING DANGER OF INJURIES AND OR RISK OF PROPERTY DAMAGE The device interfaces may only be connected to the plant by an electri cian in cooperation with a laser safety officer 1 2 1 2 ...

Page 42: ...connection 3 optional trim module 4 power switch 5 supply cable connection 1 to the laser head 6 supply cable connection 2 to the laser head 7 laser control interface 37 pin sub D panel socket as an interface to the plant 8 USB 2 0 interface used for communication between control PC and laser marking device 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ...

Page 43: ...INTL2_OUT INTL2_IN external interlock circuit 2 In order to integrate the laser marking device into an external dual channel safety circuit 2 potential free independent safety switches must be wired between pin 1 6 and pin 2 7 see image INTL1_OUT INTL2_OUT INTL1_IN INTL2_IN SD READY GND 1 6 2 7 3 8 4 9 5 D SUB 9F 2 1 K1 P S K1 SW1 SW2 ...

Page 44: ...arth pin 5 Pin 9 SD READY 24 V max 100 mA short circuit proof Pin 5 GND Reference for SD READY When the laser safety device SD is ready for operation pin 9 carries 24 V against pin 5 Connecting a suitable indicator light or a switching element allows readiness for operation and absence of errors in all safety relevant components to be signalled to the user re spectively the overriding control For ...

Page 45: ...the application case the laser control interface may be wired by the user EMISSION OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 OUT6 OUT7 OUT8 GND I O IN1 IN3 IN2 IN4 IN5 IN6 IN7 IN8 GND I O A1 A1 B1 B1 I1 I1 READY 5V EXT GND EXT 1 20 2 21 3 22 4 23 5 24 6 25 7 26 8 27 9 28 10 29 11 30 12 31 13 32 14 33 15 34 16 35 17 36 18 37 19 D SUB 37F ...

Page 46: ...es The output is set when all components function within normal parameters and the laser is ready for opera tion This signal can be processed both optically and electronically This output is an essential aid particularly for use in production lines Inputs and outputs Pin 5 to 12 IN1 to IN8 24 V 3 5 mA Control inputs for PLC connector Pin 23 to 30 OUT1 to OUT8 24 V max 0 5 A WARNING DANGER OF INJUR...

Page 47: ...nals by the marking software Connections for the optional encoders Marking on the fly Pin 13 Pin 31 A1 A1 Pin 14 Pin 32 B1 B1 Pin 15 Pin 33 I1 I1 Differential encoder inputs level 1 5 V Pin 19 Pin 37 5V EXT GND EXT Encoder power supply 5 V max 100 mA fused by poly fuse The supply voltage is switched on by software Optional trim module Reserved slot for an optional trim module For function descript...

Page 48: ...e supply unit 3 Connect the power cable to an earthed socket Connection between the laser head and the supply unit Connect the laser head to the supply unit by the supply cables Connection with the PC 1 The marking software must be installed 2 Connect the USB interface of the laser marking device to the PC 1 2 NOTICE The laser control interface must be correspondingly wired ...

Page 49: ...use for the device correspond to the available operating voltage 110 V 5 A 2 x or 220 V 2 5 A 2 x Have you removed the protective cover from the focusing objective Is the focusing objective clean and dust free Do the environmental conditions meet the requirements temperature air humidity Are all the vents open Is there an adequate fresh air supply to the laser device Are you familiar with the esse...

Page 50: ...s a power switch 1 near the power input module Multi function display Can the current operating status of the laser marking device be seen on the multi function display 1 of the laser head and the function indicator on the supply unit with the ele ments Power dark blue 2 Ready orange 3 and Emission yellow 4 1 1 ...

Page 51: ...t activated Dark green with pale yellow flash Power Dark Blue On not ready Laser activated not yet ready for operation Dark green Power Dark Blue Ready orange On ready Laser activated ready for operation Dark green with pale yellow light running down on both sides Power Dark Blue Ready orange Emission yellow Emission Device runs Pale yellow flashing Warning Warning but device con tinue to run Brig...

Page 52: ...aser is not yet ready for operation 4 Start the marking software The laser and scanner control and the galvanometer are then initialized NOTICE Keep to the switching sequence on each start NOTICE The interlock circuits must be open when switching on the device NOTICE The marking software starts in demo mode if it is not possible to communicate with the laser marking device The same happens if the ...

Page 53: ...er 6 4 Fault Finding 6 4 1 General Faults NOTICE Detailed information for using the marking software is contained in the software manual provided Problem Fault Possible cause Elimination Error message when loading the marking software Marking software incorrectly installed Reinstall the software No communication USB cable incorrectly con nected Check whether the cable is plugged in correctly No su...

Page 54: ... your marking job Defocusing Check the focus position by changing the dis tance between focusing objective and work piece Incorrect laser parameters Check your laser parameters they may not be suitable for the work piece to be marked Fiber laser cable BDO not or incorrectly plugged Check the assembly and laying of the fiber laser cable Supply cable not mounted Plug in the supply cable Laser power ...

Page 55: ...onditions Keep to the environmental conditions required Problem Fault Possible cause Elimination NOTICE Please contact our Technical Customer Service in the first instance if the fault cannot be eliminated as described above Status Error Trigger Message Evaluation per software Error 15V 13V 13V Head Control ERROR 15V Display Error 15V 13 5V 13 5V Head Control WARNING 15V Display Warning Interlock ...

Page 56: ...Display Cut Off Error 12V 10V Laser Interface F WARNING 12V Display Warning Error 12V 9V Laser Interface F ERROR 12V Display Cut Off Error 24V 22 5V Laser Interface F WARNING 24V Display Warning Error 24V 22 0V Laser Interface F ERROR 24V Display Cut Off Overload I O Laser Interface F ERROR Overload I O Display Cut Off Laser over temperature Laser Interface F ERROR Over temp Laser Display Cut Off ...

Page 57: ...m the following care activities on the device at regular intervals Clean the objective Clean the ventilation slits of the covers WARNING DANGER OF INJURIES AND OR RISK OF PROPERTY DAMAGE Ensure that the power plug has been pulled out before starting the cleaning tasks ...

Page 58: ...rs which are authorized for high quality optics may be used for this purpose Never attempt to remove particles of dirt from the surface with compressed air Use a suitable lens cleaning paper and ethanol of optical purity standard Moisten one side of the cleaning paper Do not touch the moist side under any circum stances Draw the paper slowly in one direction over the protective glass focusing obje...

Page 59: ...d remove the front cover 4 from the device Watch out for the cable remove it if necessary 7 Clean the ventilation slits of the cover with a dry or slightly damp cloth Do not use any solvent for cleaning them 8 Ensure that the covers are completely dry before reclosing the device 9 Remount the covers in the reverse order 10 Check the electrical connections before bringing the device back into opera...

Page 60: ...acturer has suitable test benches and routines to maintain your laser system optimally Maintenance intervals Seek advice from the Customer Service of the manufacturer as to when your laser marking device should undergo maintenance This depends on the specific use and duration In order to maintain Performance Level e the shutter assembly swivel shutter must be replaced no later than 14 years CAUTIO...

Page 61: ...valuable materials that should be supplied to recycling or recovery Please dispose of electrical and electronic equipment at qualified collecting points sepa rate from municipal waste ENVIRONMENT Protect the environment For a fee the customer will accept return of the laser device and dispose of it properly in a manner that is environmentally compatible ...

Page 62: ... Tk you need Tu ambient temperature Tc internal temperature of the laser marking device 20 C const ϕ air humidity t C p d mbar t C p d mbar 15 17 04 26 33 60 16 18 17 27 35 64 17 19 36 28 37 79 18 20 63 29 40 04 19 21 96 30 42 42 20 23 37 31 44 91 21 24 86 32 47 54 22 26 42 33 50 29 23 28 08 34 53 18 24 29 82 35 56 22 25 31 66 ...

Page 63: ...p d p d 31 66 mbar in the table for t Tu 2 Calculate the vapour pressure pd ϕ p d pd 0 65 x 31 66 mbar 20 58 mbar 3 Determine the value t TK TK 18 C associated with pd in the table 20 63 nearest value The following applies as a rule For Tk Tc or Tk 20 C there is no risk of condensation on the laser components ...

Page 64: ...ereby be made invalid Device Marking laser Type Applied EC directives and standards Directive 2006 42 EC on machinery EN 60204 1 2006 A1 2009 EN ISO 12100 2010 EN ISO 13849 1 2015 EN ISO 13857 2008 EN 60825 1 2015 07 EN 349 1993 A1 2008 Representative for compiling technical documents Mirko Wunderlich Steinbrüchenstraße 14 99248 Grammetal OT Nohra Signed on behalf of the manufacturer by Nohra 2019...

Page 65: ...d by us this statement shall thereby be made invalid Device Marking laser Type Applied EC directives and standards Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2014 30 EC EN 55016 2 1 2014 12 Directive 2011 65 EU on Hazardous Substances RoHS EN 55016 2 3 2014 11 EN 61000 3 2 2015 03 EN 61000 3 3 2014 03 EN 50581 2012 Representative for compiling technical documents Mirko Wunderlich Steinbrüchenstraße 1...

Page 66: ...Appendix 66 ...

Page 67: ... the power unit 35 B Beam path 14 Beam quality 27 C Care 16 Cleaning 57 Cleansers 58 Condensation temperature 15 62 Connection between the laser head and the supply unit 48 Connection values 27 Connection with the PC 48 Customer service 12 D Date of manufacturing 19 Defect 16 Demo mode 52 Dimensions 29 DIN EN 60825 1 13 DIN EN ISO 13849 1 13 ...

Page 68: ... Enclosure 22 Encoder optional 47 Extraction 15 F Fault finding 53 Fiber laser beam generation 25 Fiber laser cable connection 22 Filter mats 59 Focus finder 21 Adjustment 37 Focusing 36 Focusing objectives 28 Frequency range 19 F Theta 36 Function indicator 50 Functional safety 13 Fuse protection 19 49 H Height adjustment 36 Humidity relative 15 ...

Page 69: ...tended use 8 Interfaces 21 27 Interlock circuit 43 Interlock connection 27 42 43 L Laser class 13 27 Laser control interface 27 42 45 Laser device technical data 27 Laser head 23 Interfaces 41 View 21 Laser power 27 Laser power class 14 Laser protection hood 7 Laser ready 46 Laser safety device 13 25 Laser safety officer 8 Lens type 36 Liability 8 ...

Page 70: ...ftware 52 Installation 40 Mounting surface 21 Multi function display 21 50 O Objective lens 21 Operating company 7 Operating elements 50 Operating mode 27 Operating voltage 19 49 Operation 16 Operation beam 25 Operational state 50 Optional trim module 42 47 Outputs 46 P PC interface 27 Peak power 27 Performance level 13 27 Pilot laser 27 Power connection 48 ...

Page 71: ...lse energy 27 Pulse forms 27 Pulse lengths 27 Pulse repetition rate 27 R READY 46 Repair work 16 57 Residual hazards 8 S Safety feature 25 Safety switch 14 Saturation vapour pressure 62 Scan unit 28 Scanning speed 28 Scope of delivery 30 Scrap disposal 61 SD 13 SD READY 44 Serial number 19 Shutter 14 Software 8 Status message 55 Storage conditions 30 ...

Page 72: ...22 Switching on the device 26 Switching sequence 52 T Technical data 27 Type plates 19 U Unpacking 31 USB 2 0 interface 42 V Ventilation slits 22 Cleaning 59 Vents 49 W Warning notices 17 Warranty 11 60 Wave lengths 27 Wavelength 14 Weight 29 ...

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Page 74: ...ns for DFL Ventus Marker Standard Design Business Fibre Article number 10001631 Version EN 02 2019 02 ACI Laser GmbH Steinbrüchenstraße 14 D 99428 Grammetal OT Nohra Phone 49 3643 4152 0 Fax 49 3643 4152 77 info ACI Laser de www ACI Laser de ...

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