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3-5

Starting the System

3. Turn on the air and vacuum supplies and any nitrogen or helium purge-gas sup-

plies your system uses.

4. Press the green

Power On

button on the front of the workstation. The computer

and internal electronic systems start up.

Figure 21: SYSTEM POWER - ON/OFF buttons

5. Log on to the workstation’s Windows computer with user name

Operator

. The

factory-set password is

6. Start the IPG Photonics software by double-clicking its icon on your desktop.
7. When the startup screen loads, click the “

” button, located in the upper

right corner.

Figure 22: Chroma.NET Startup Screen with Login Button

8. When the Login screen loads, pull-down your status/function or user name and

enter your password. The factory-configured password for the built-in user

accounts is

“1

”.

Green Power ON Button

Summary of Contents for IX-6168-PS

Page 1: ...IX 6168 PS Laser Micromachining System Hardware Reference Guide...

Page 2: ...eign patents including R O C Patent No I 248244 U S A patents pending The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice IPG Photonics assumes no responsibility for technic...

Page 3: ...m Enclosures 1 8 Safety Interlocks and Labels 1 9 System Signalling Light Tower with Alarm 1 10 Lock Out Tag Out Areas 1 11 Compressed Air in the Filter Regulator Assembly 1 11 Air Bearing Ballast Bot...

Page 4: ...4 5 The Enclosure 5 Enclosure Safety Features 5 2 Interlocks 5 2 Emergency Stop E Stop Push Buttons 5 3 IX 6168 PS E Stop Interlock Wiring Schematic 5 5 Modular Wall and Ceiling Panels 5 6 Removable...

Page 5: ...rs 8 5 Adjusting a Mirror 8 5 Removing and Reinstalling a Mirror 8 6 Beam Expander 8 7 Scan Head 8 8 Description 8 8 9 Part Handling System 9 Part Handling Components 9 2 Vacuum Chuck 9 3 Chuck Leveli...

Page 6: ...ics 12 2 Inspecting Optics 12 2 Optic Failure 12 2 Cleaning Optics 12 3 Pneumatic Filter Replacement 12 4 Pneumatic Panel 12 4 Air Bearing Ballast 12 4 Nitrogen Air and Process Gas Filters 12 5 Air In...

Page 7: ...oided by use of personal protection However UV radiation from laboratory equipment is monochromatic with high intensity and low divergence which poses a greater threat to personnel If no personal prot...

Page 8: ...eye wear rated for the specific laser wavelength and with an optical density OD factor high enough to bring possible exposure below the maximum permissible exposure MPE For further information see the...

Page 9: ...aser beam can also interact with the air to generate toxic ozone gas To protect personnel from such hazards IPG Photonics enclosed workstations use various methods to isolate the processing area preve...

Page 10: ...associated with its use Gas leaks in the laser system can come from three sources the laser the gas cylinders and the gas delivery system The laser enclosure helps contain any gas leaks that might occ...

Page 11: ...stem power can also be deactivated by the main circuit breaker or by an external disconnect switch WARNING The AC box voltages are potentially lethal Therefore only qualified persons should open the A...

Page 12: ...ation or laser enclosures If the workstation has an external laser do not loosen or remove the beam tube that connects the laser output to the beam delivery system input Personnel Description Operator...

Page 13: ...iation The keyed Manual Override switch switches between normal and service manual override modes When the system is in service mode The safety interlocks on the enclosure doors no longer work This al...

Page 14: ...sures includes the internal DPSS laser the process enclosure the AC DC power enclosure and the electronics enclosure Figure 2 IX 6168 PS System Enclosures The laser has its own enclosure within the wo...

Page 15: ...ics part number P21 010255 Note The electronics enclosure is sealed against laser light so its outer cover panel is not interlocked A label next to each interlocked door warns you about laser radiatio...

Page 16: ...an audio alarm that is controlled at the base of the tower The following describes the standard IPG Photonics Signalling Light Tower Red Flashing with Alarm System Error Red Solid System Error Acknowl...

Page 17: ...ations to follow and must therefore maintain and follow their own safety protocols The steps involved in safely securing the workstation for maintenance should be those that have been established by t...

Page 18: ...ure 5 Filter Regulator Assembly Off and De Energized Figure 6 shows the same filter regulator assembly in a typical lock out tag out configuration Figure 6 Filter Regulator Assembly shown with LOCK OU...

Page 19: ...reading of 45 0 on its digital pressure gauge This indicates the tank is currently energized to a pressure of 45 psi Figure 7 Ballast Bottle Energized Figure 8 shows the ballast bottle in its de energ...

Page 20: ...an be installed for the IX 6168 workstation The electrical shutoff of the IAP s main circuit breaker is located on the AC DC power enclosure behind the rear door of the IX 6168 PS Refer to Figure 69 D...

Page 21: ...1 15 Lock Out Tag Out Areas Figure 10 shows the IAP circuit breaker locked out Figure 10 IAP Circuit Breaker shown in its LOCK OUT TAG OUT position...

Page 22: ...Controls on page 7 5 Figure 11 IX 6168 PS workstation front control panel shown with system power ON The ON button will turn the system on and the OFF button will turn the system off To de energize th...

Page 23: ...N Position arrow pointing UP 1 showing in circle To turn the switch off rotate the switch counterclockwise Figure 13 shows the switch in the off position and locked out Figure 13 Main AC Disconnect Sw...

Page 24: ...r locate the main AC breaker in YOUR facilities and lock it out 2 If the power to the system is via a connected plug eliminate the AC power by removing the plug from the receptacle and locking out the...

Page 25: ...out of the contactor box 3 Place the pin and sleeve plug inside a designated LOCK OUT TAG OUT box and lock it in accordance with your facility s safety regulations Figure 15 Laser Rack Power Transfor...

Page 26: ...Safety 1 20...

Page 27: ...t that contains a link to the section of the manual being referenced Clicking on this hypertext will instantly switch the manual s page to the referred section 1 Locate the cross referenced hypertext...

Page 28: ...lt with custom components and options needed for specific applications This chapter provides an overview of options and configurations available The rest of this guide describes both standard and opti...

Page 29: ...ead and understand before attempting to use the workstation IX 6168 PS Workstation Facility Requirements P21 010255 Describes all the facility requirements needed for installation including space and...

Page 30: ...AFAB chuck adjustment tool 1 Snoop leak detector fluid 1 Handheld air blower 2 Key Service mode switch 2 Key Computer Qty Description 1 Microscope cover slides pkg 1 Optics cleaning tissue 1 60ml amb...

Page 31: ...rvice Contact Information Customer Service Contact Information IPG Photonics Material Processing Systems 259 Cedar Hill Street Marlborough MA 01752 USA Phone 508 506 2888 Email SystemsProductSupport i...

Page 32: ...System Overview 2 6...

Page 33: ...To preserve the life of the laser IPG Photonics recommends that the Nitrogen supply is maintained and the main power remains on The system s AC disconnect switch and emergency stop buttons disconnect...

Page 34: ...utton 3 Click the red X to close the Chroma NET program 4 Shut down Windows 5 After the computer shuts down press the red SYSTEM POWER OFF button on the front of the workstation The PC and internal sy...

Page 35: ...corner then click Shutdown in the User Access Control User Login screen Refer to Figure 18 on page 3 2 3 Lock the computer by pressing Ctrl Alt Delete and clicking Lock Computer Service Shutdown To di...

Page 36: ...stem components and laser are powered on but the control software is not running and the laser is in standby mode To start after a temporary shutdown 1 Unlock the PC by pressing Ctrl Alt Delete and lo...

Page 37: ...workstation s Windows computer with user name Operator The factory set password is 1 6 Start the IPG Photonics software by double clicking its icon on your desktop 7 When the startup screen loads clic...

Page 38: ...s the green Power On button on the front of the workstation The computer and internal electronic systems start up 4 Log on to Windows with user name Operator The factory set password is 1 5 Start the...

Page 39: ...systems start up Figure 25 SYSTEM POWER ON OFF buttons 3 The laser s chiller will then auto start and load its run mode program 4 Log on to Windows with user name Operator The factory set password is...

Page 40: ...Starting and Shutting Down 3 8...

Page 41: ...unted on a sliding trolley and coupled to the granite at the bottom of the system enclosure Laser power supply located inside the external control rack Water cooling unit chiller sitting on the bottom...

Page 42: ...DPSS laser It is a rugged monolithic aluminium structure and is actively tempera ture controlled It is housed inside the internal laser bay The laser head is accessible from the left side of the work...

Page 43: ...is an external 19 inch EIA rack that should be positioned on the front left of the workstation The supply unit contains Control Unit laser computer and power supply Chiller Figure 27 Lumentum Control...

Page 44: ...l unit rack Figure 28 Lumentum Laser Chiller Unit located at the bottom of the control rack Laser Head Removal WARNING Do not work on the laser head while it is on the slides The laser head can be eas...

Page 45: ...ear of the laser head Grasp the laser plug and turn it 90 degrees clockwise and pull it out of the head Figure 29 Removing the Laser Plug 3 Place the laser plug on a stable surface such as the top of...

Page 46: ...e details about the double bit key refer to Chapter 5 The Enclosure Figure 31 Laser Bay Door panel removed 5 Install the trolley rails into position Figure 32 Installing trolly rails in laser bay of w...

Page 47: ...Be sure to guide the yellow Laser Fiber Cable when removing or replacing the Laser Bay door Do not go below the 2 meter minimum bend radius Figure 34 Removing the Laser Frame Retaining Bolt 8 Locate a...

Page 48: ...inner walls of the rails which prohibit the trolley from traveling off the rails Caution The fiber cable needs extra care and this point and needs to be supported during the move 11 Pull the laser car...

Page 49: ...rking in the area The enclosure protects users from exposure to the laser emissions and to the toxins that are generated during the lift off process This chapter describes the following features of th...

Page 50: ...oor The other modular wall panels are not interlocked but require a special key tool for their removal Refer to E Stop Interlock Wiring Schematic on page 5 5 Note Only qualified service technicians sh...

Page 51: ...n Off E Stop push buttons as follows There can be a total of seven E Stops The outside of the enclosure is equipped with four E Stops The inside of the enclosure is equipped with one E Stop Refer to F...

Page 52: ...The Enclosure 5 4 Figure 40 Emergency Stop E Stop Buttons front left right Figure 41 Emergency Stop E Stop Buttons inside rear door E Stop Locations E Stop Location...

Page 53: ...SE PHASE PHASE PHASE VOLTAGE AC MAINS VOLTAGE OPTIONAL A01540 PHASE PHASE WIRING 721 722 719 720 721 BRN 14 GRN YEL 14 GRN YEL 14 RED 14 BLK 14 721 721 722 722 RED 14 703 702 IEC 60320 2 2 J IEC 60320...

Page 54: ...r and toxic safety hazard To remove a panel 1 Shut down the system or place it in service mode 2 If the panel has any accessories attached to it be sure all cables are unplugged 3 Using the key with t...

Page 55: ...interlocked to prevent laser operation when it is removed Caution Exercise extreme care to not crush the RF Cable when removing or replacing the Laser Bay door System Computer located above the laser...

Page 56: ...swiveling casters The feet can be adjusted with the laser cut wrench that is included with the toolkit Figure 46 Locations and Operation of Height Adjustment Feet Caster 4 Height Adjustable Foot 4 Do...

Page 57: ...parators pressure gauges and regulators flow valves and meters ballast tanks and various tubes and fittings Pneumatic Supply Typical Uses Vacuum Holding the part on the chuck Compressed Air Opening th...

Page 58: ...l components High purity solenoids that switch vacuum purge gas or purified air on and off to individual components A Purge Panel with flow meters and pressure regulators The pneumatics panel is on th...

Page 59: ...er first turn off the shutoff valve and then unscrew the bowl that houses the filter Figure 48 Filter Regulator Assembly Vacuum Sensor Meter The Vacuum Sensor Meter is the user interface for the Part...

Page 60: ...purge Some systems may also have spare solenoids Manifold solenoids share the same input and have pressure regulators They are used for the beam stop the purge head a beam deflector and possible spare...

Page 61: ...so have spare solenoids for the vacuum chuck and other uses The high purity solenoids are used to switch gases on and off with and without regulation The specific function of each solenoid is labeled...

Page 62: ...re 47 on page 6 2 The purge panel typically contains several flow meters and valves for monitoring and adjusting gas flow It may also contain one or more pressure gauges and regulators for monitoring...

Page 63: ...lter for the air bearing ballast tank refer to Air Bearing Ballast and Air Filter Assembly on page 6 8 The filters are mounted in the lower right rear section of the enclosure and are accessible throu...

Page 64: ...Figure 55 Air Bearing Ballast Tank Assembly and Ballast Tank Air Filter The ballast tank holds the air The pressure switch trips if the air pressure in the assembly is too low deactivating the motion...

Page 65: ...ESCRIPTION DATE ENG 2967 1 INITIAL RELEASE 08 20 2009 RRH 3636 2 RENUMBERED SOLENOIDS ADDED OPTIONS 6 30 2010 JHF 3804 4 ADDED PNEUMATIC LINES COLOR CODING 9 24 2010 SVP 4073 5 ADD CHUCK PUFF CIRCUIT...

Page 66: ...Pneumatic Components 6 10...

Page 67: ...l controls Internal electronics Motion control Digital I O AC power distribution DC power supplies Customer interface panel Figure 57 Electronic Components and Access Panels Customer Interface Panel F...

Page 68: ...e Setup and Operation Chroma NET manual IPG Photonics part number P21 010174 has complete instructions for using the software A mobile cart holds the keyboard mouse and touch screen flat panel monitor...

Page 69: ...includes a quad core processor and a full complement of ports including video serial parallel and USB It also includes a gigabit Ethernet card to communicate with the cameras at least one card for con...

Page 70: ...the process and inspection digital cameras to the system computer The power is 24VDC supplied from the electronics box and is secured with a double protection mechanism Note This Ethernet bus is compl...

Page 71: ...the system BEAM STOP OPEN indicator Lights when the beam stop is open BEAM STOP CLOSE OPEN switch Closes or opens the beam stop only when the system is in service mode MANUAL OVERRIDE ENABLED indicat...

Page 72: ...3 shows the internal components with the access cover removed WARNING DO NOT remove the access panel unless you are a qualified service technician High voltage is present inside the enclosure when the...

Page 73: ...ntrol Overview Computer Interface Cards The system s computer may have one or two Galil interface cards depending on how many axes of motion must be controlled in the system The card comes in four mod...

Page 74: ...ave all these types of amplifiers Amplifier Description DC brushless servo motor amplifier Supplies 72 VDC motor voltage for stages with brushless servo motors and encoders Powered stepmotor amplifier...

Page 75: ...ffected motor using the IPG Photonics software 2 Remove the circuit breaker access cover by loosening the two thumbscrews 3 Inspect the appropriate breaker as shown in the Motion Control table below 4...

Page 76: ...al inputs and outputs This card plugs into the system computer s motherboard I O Electronics The digital I O electronics are based on an I O motherboard Plugged into the motherboard are input optoisol...

Page 77: ...The first output relay module is always configured to control the DC power to the rest of the motherboard The IPG Photonics software must turn on the first relay and turn off the second one in order...

Page 78: ...em is not detecting correctly and check the indicator light on the corresponding optoisolator as listed in Input Optoisolators on page 7 14 If the light is not on either the input is malfunctioning or...

Page 79: ...id on Solenoid 5 gas 8 Vacuum Chuck Lift Up Solenoid 6 manifold 9 Vacuum Chuck Puff On Solenoid 7 manifold 10 Reserved Solenoid 8 manifold 11 Reserved Solenoid 9 manifold 12 Reserved Solenoid 10 manif...

Page 80: ...am stop open 24 V reed switch 30 Beam stop closed 24 V reed switch 31 Reserved 32 Reserved 33 Reserved 34 Reserved 35 Chuck Lift Down 36 Reserved 37 Galvo Chiller System OK 24 V relay contact 38 Galvo...

Page 81: ...Load Neutral Light Gray 719 Load Ground Green Yellow 720 Load L1 120 VAC Gray 721 Load L2 120 VAC Gray 722 Load L3 120 VAC Gray 723 5 12 24 VDC Common Black 723A 72 VDC Common Black 724 10A 72 VDC Or...

Page 82: ...he AC circuit breakers as well as an emergency stop button The AC disconnect switch and another emergency stop button are located on the left side of the workstation without opening the rear door The...

Page 83: ...Breakers There are five DC circuit breakers located inside the electronics enclosure They can be accessed from outside the workstation at the left rear section Unscrew the two quick release thumscrew...

Page 84: ...nclosure 4 Reset the circuit breaker 5 Turn on the AC disconnect switch 6 Restart the system If the circuit breaker trips again when you restart the system there is an electrical malfunction and you s...

Page 85: ...gas and external controls and indicators The panel may be on the top of the workstation in the back left corner or on the left side of the workstation in the lower back corner Figure 70 A Typical Cust...

Page 86: ...d momentary DPST emergency stop switch 2 10 Safety interlock switch Must be shorted to fire the laser in service mode man ual override Intended for use with a door switch or other interlock to protect...

Page 87: ...Safety Interlock Connection Diagram Remote Emergency Stops Remote Interlocks Indicator Power 250 VAC 5A max Service Mode Indicator Light Laser Emmission Indicator Lights Pin 13 Shield Pin 1 Pin 9 Pin...

Page 88: ...Electronic and Computer Components 7 22...

Page 89: ...delivery system or BDS The BDS routes light from the laser to the processing area and controls the shape size uniformity and strength of the beam All the components of the BDS attach to the granite ba...

Page 90: ...Figure 73 IX 6168 PS Beam Delivery System Scanner Head and component placement may vary 2 8X Telescope Enclosure Typical Beam Tube Assembly Turning Mirror 3 Scanner Beam Field Digital Process Camera...

Page 91: ...tics specification may be unique for each application and is shipped with the workstation It contains all the optics required for the beam delivery system and their part numbers The following is only...

Page 92: ...path When pneumatic air pressure is applied the beam stop moves out of the beam path allowing the laser beam to pass through When air pressure is removed the air cylinder spring automatically moves th...

Page 93: ...n gasket is placed between the housing and the turning mirror block cover to keep the purge gas from leaking out Adjusting a Mirror A turning mirror has two gimbal adjustment screws one for each axis...

Page 94: ...Loosen the four cover screws and remove the cover 3 Loosen the three mirror mounting thumbscrews These are captive and spring loaded 4 Remove the mirror When reinstalling a mirror make sure to positi...

Page 95: ...e optic that may need periodic replacement Refer to BDS Optics on page 8 3 and to the Maintaining the Workstation Chapter 12 Figure 77 Beam Expander Note Replacement of BDS optics is only performed by...

Page 96: ...The electronics extensively enhance the range of diagnosis possibilities as well as communication between the scan system and the workstation computer Refer to the Galvanometer chapter in the IX Serie...

Page 97: ...otion during processing The IX 6168 PS process wafers or other flat parts which are held in place by a vacuum chuck The chuck mounts on top of one or more motion stages It can also process cylindrical...

Page 98: ...mbly Holds flat parts for processing Z Theta Motion Stage Rotates the chuck theta and moves it up and down Z axis X Y Motion Stage Moves the chuck in left right directions X axis and in up down direct...

Page 99: ...d keeps it flat Other chuck designs are available Refer to Vacuum Chuck Assembly Options on page 9 5 for some other examples Figure 80 Examples of Vacuum Chuck The chuck size utilizes posts to raise t...

Page 100: ...the vacuum chuck limited procedure 1 Make sure the chuck screws are resting on the leveling pads underneath the chuck 2 Use 3mm hex wrench to adjust the height by moving it counterclockwise for downwa...

Page 101: ...Options The chuck size shown in the figure utilizes posts to raise the chuck up 2 inches higher than the standard process height Posts can be machined to achieve the desired pro cess height lower tha...

Page 102: ...earings and others use air bearings The range of movement along each axis varies Each stage comes with documentation describing its features and specifications The X Y stage provides the base for the...

Page 103: ...particulates from escaping into the surrounding area The workstation requires ventilation for the laser enclosure the workstation enclosure and the processing area WARNING The gases ventilated from th...

Page 104: ...rkstation through tow vented openings located in the side of the enclosure There are replaceable foam air filters inside these openings Filters should be inspected and changed annually or sooner under...

Page 105: ...he filters are very similar to hot air furnace filters They should be inspected and changed annually or sooner under adverse or dusty conditions Refer to Maintaining the Workstation Chapter 12 for inf...

Page 106: ...e vapors and airborne particles created by laser processing These nozzles connect to a flexible tube that terminates at the 1 inch NPT fitting on the top of the enclosure Refer to Figure 84 Workstatio...

Page 107: ...n 10 ft 3m of the enclosure to minimize the length of the suction hose and maximize the efficiency of the filter A debris collection filter with a ducted output is also available Contact IPG Microsyst...

Page 108: ...Ventilation and Debris Control 10 6...

Page 109: ...mera video microscope The system computer receives the video from the cameras through a digital input The IPG Photonics software then controls the display of the video on the monitor Figure 90 Microte...

Page 110: ...iewing Camera Assembly Camera Adjustments To adjust the camera Turn the zoom collar to zoom in or out Turn the focus micrometer to focus the image Turn the Y position adjustment screw to move the came...

Page 111: ...era s crosshairs when the camera is fully zoomed in at maximum magnification 2 Zoom all the way out If the part feature is out of view zoom back in until it is just within the field of view 3 Move the...

Page 112: ...to be recalibrated if the cameras are moved After the part feature is centered in the crosshairs of the inspection camera the system can quickly move the part to precisely center that feature under th...

Page 113: ...ra Video Illuminator Figure 95 Typical Inspection Camera Video Illuminator The illuminator for the inspection video camera is located on the left side of the Part Inspection Camera Assembly Refer to F...

Page 114: ...equipped with the programmable lighting controller option therefore this operation needs to be done in the workstation s software Refer to the included IX Series Laser Workstation Setup and Operation...

Page 115: ...on Control Panel c Select the tab on the left called Light Enter illumination values of 0 into the Bright Field and into the Dark Field inspection parameter windows by either sliding the two data slid...

Page 116: ...n or take note of the existing illumination parameter values before setting them to 0 They will need to be re entered after the illuminator has been replaced 2 Turn the illuminator s twist lock cable...

Page 117: ...pull the illuminator out of the vented cylinder Figure 98 Inspection Camera Video Illuminator Disconnection Figure 99 Inspection Camera Video Illuminator Removal Twist lock Cable Connector Illuminator...

Page 118: ...Assembly The illuminator itself is contained at the end of a cylin drical housing and secured into a mounting yoke by an M4 allen set screw The rota tion and illumination positions are adjustable To...

Page 119: ...tor 1 Turn off the power to the illuminator The IX 6168 LUM is equipped with the programmable lighting controller option therefore this operation needs to be done in the workstation s software Refer t...

Page 120: ...e Camera Illumination Control Panel c Enter illumination values of 0 into the Bright Field and into the Dark Field inspection parameter windows by either sliding the two data sliders to the left or by...

Page 121: ...d pull the power signal cable out of the illuminator s socket Refer to Figure 101 Adjusting the Process Camera Illuminator on page 11 11 3 Loosen the two M4 Allen rotational locking screws in the illu...

Page 122: ...ighting and Automatic Focus in chapter 10 of the included IX Series Setup and Operation Chroma NET manual P21 010174 for instructions on programming the video camera illuminators Figure 104 Programmab...

Page 123: ...y system optics for dust and pitting Also check the optics if there is a change in beam shape If the system uses a water cooled beam stop and power meter check the water flow Maintain coolant levels i...

Page 124: ...u can see scratches by holding the optic at an angle to a room light to show surface reflections You can also see the coating typically green or rose colored by holding the optic at an angle Coatings...

Page 125: ...of the optic Figure 105 Cleaning an Optic 7 Apply two or three drops of methanol to the tissue directly on top of the optic Wait a few seconds while it spreads and wets the entire surface of the optic...

Page 126: ...rop of 15 psi 0 1 MPa is reached Air Preparation Module Filter Change annually or when a pressure drop of 15 psi 0 1 MPa is reached Air Bearing Ballast Ballast Bottle 0 5 Micron Filter Change bi annua...

Page 127: ...12 5 Pneumatic Filter Replacement Nitrogen Air and Process Gas Filters Koby Filter Change in accordance with the replacement date on the label Figure 106 Koby Filters Koby Filters Rear Door...

Page 128: ...ooner under adverse or dusty conditions Refer to the included Spare Parts List for IPG part numbers Figure 107 Air Intake Filter Replacement Air Intake Filters Air Intake Filter 2 To Remove Filters 1...

Page 129: ...side upper electronics panel two in the front lower electronics panel and two in the right side enclosure wall Refer to Figure 108 for their locations The filters should be inspected once a month for...

Page 130: ...iller for the scanner head motors and optics The chiller contains a coolant filter that needs to be periodically changed Refer to the galvanometer chiller manual for replacement procedures and part or...

Page 131: ...Transmission Measurement Bi Quarterly IPG Photonics Backup Project Files Weekly Customer Clean Processing area of Debris Weekly Customer Review System Laser Log Quarterly Customer Review System Laser...

Page 132: ...2 From within the workstation open the Internet Explorer that came with the factory loaded Windows operating system Other browsers should work too but may look different than what appears in the follo...

Page 133: ...tion s Establishing Remote Visual Access The Team Viewer Remote Control Terminal connection will allow IPG Photonics Customer Service to access and review every aspect of the workstation s operating s...

Page 134: ...Wi Fi network or a completely independent Hotspot wireless which can be activated through a mobile phone that has an unlimited data mobile phone plan Figure 112 Typical Wi Fi USB Adapter Connecting t...

Page 135: ...on the workstation computer is installed along with any necessary drivers follow the manufacturer s instructions for the Wi Fi adapter installation 5 Click on the Wi Fi icon in the System Tray of the...

Page 136: ...he password HotSpot settings 8 The workstation should now be connected to the hotspot and should therefore have wireless access to the Internet Live Viewing Follow these steps to use the iPhone s Face...

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