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MF-C2000A Series
How to Use This Document
ATTENTION
This operation manual is common to MF-C2000A-M, MF-C2000A-MC, MF-
C2000A-S, and MF-C2000A-SC. The MF-C2000A-S is used in the explanatory
drawings unless there is a significant difference.
Thank you for purchasing our Fiber Laser Welder MF-C2000A Series.
This operation manual explains its method of operation and precautions for use.
Before using, read this operation manual carefully; after reading, save it in a proper
place for your future reference.
Refer to the manual for SWDraw3 for instructions for welding control using the
SWDraw3 application. Be sure to read the user's manuals for any equipment used in
conjunction with the system (e.g., documentation for computer systems).
This document is composed of the 4 parts of "Introduction Part", "Installation and
Preparation Part", "Operating Part", and "Maintenance Part", and "Appendixes."
We recommend inexperienced users to read through the whole contents starting from
"Introduction Part."
This document allows the user to understand the whole equipment image, basic
configuration, and how to use the laser.
Experienced users can refer to the desired page from the table of contents.
Organization of This Document and Its Contents
Introduction Part: Explains the outline and functions of the laser. Regarding the Fiber
Laser, this part explains the basic configuration and functional
outline of this product including options so that the user can know
the configuration of the laser and equipment composition, and also
the name and function of each component section.
Installation and
Preparation Part:
Explains the installation of the laser and preparatory operations
such as connections of its respective sections.
Operating Part: Explains how to operate the laser. First, this part explains how to
perform each setting and how to operate the laser. Four types of
control (Control by the laser controller, control by external input/
output signals, control by external communication control, and
control in the CL-E mode) are explained in the operating method for
laser welding.
Maintenance Part: Explains how to perform maintenance and how to handle trouble.
Appendixes: For reference materials, specifications, dimensional outline drawing,
timing chart, and list of terminology are available. In the output
schedule data entry table, the user can enter registered laser output
schedule data for use.