Jenoptik JenLas D2 Series Installation Instructions Manual Download Page 7

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1.1 

Warning labels and type label

VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION

AVOID EYE OR SKIN EXPOSURE

TO DIRECT OR SCATTERED RADIATION

CLASS IV LASER PRODUCT

EN 60825-1:2007

max. 3.5/6 W

max. 10 m W

P  

λ

1064 nm

P  

λ

532 nm

EMERGENT PORT

FOR VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE

LASER RADIATION

!

JenLas  D2
..............

®

Serial No.:   ........................

JENOPTIK

Laser GmbH

D-07739 Jena
Made in Germany

Type:

Manufactured:

Type label

ATTENTION

Electrostatic sensitive device
Observe precautions for
handling

The removal or breaking of the seals

immediately makes the warranty void

Entfernen oder Brechen des Siegels
führt zum Gewährleistungsverlust

DE 59 407 111    
EP 0 632 551       WO 99/08728       US 6.711.184 B1
EP 0 869 591       DE 59 901 655          
EP 0 869 592      US 6.577.666
US 5.553.088      JP 2002 524839

EP 1 103 090        EP 0 911 920

THI S PRODUCT IS MA NUFACTURED

UNDER ONE OR MORE OF  THE

FOLLOWING PATENTS

P A  T E N T   N U M  B E R S

- The parameter P

λ

 532 nm

 max. depends on the version of the subassembly (see above). 

- Removing the 

Serial No.

 makes void any warranty claims.

Fig. 1 

Warning labels and type label

1.2 General

 

The Disk Laser is available in two versions:

 P

λ

532 nm

 = 3 W  P

λ

1064

 

nm

 = 10 mW and

 P

λ

532 nm

 = 5 W  P

λ

1064

 

nm

 = 10 mW

The detailed Technical Data are given in your --> 

Specifications

.

For the operating conditions (temperature, relative humidity, atmospheric pres-
sure), refer to your --> 

Specifications

.

 

Prior to start-up

 of the device, make sure it is in perfect condition.

 

Modifications and repairs of the device are subject to safety regulations and 
may only be performed by 

JENOPTIK Laser GmbH

.

 

Strictly

 observe all warning labels.

 

Avoid external contamination of the beam exit window as this would result 
in the decrease of the available laser power. 
Burnt in dirt will make void any warranty claims.

 

Disk lasers are very sensitive to overvoltage. 
Therefore, the fitter, the workbench and the used tools must be grounded 
for installation work.

Safety Notes

Summary of Contents for JenLas D2 Series

Page 1: ...Disk Laser JenLas D2 x Installation Instructions...

Page 2: ...49 3641 65 2102 Fax 49 3641 65 2109 Email laser service jenoptik com Internet http www jenoptik los com You can use the 5 Fax Form p 16 for your requests In the case of need copy this form fill it in...

Page 3: ...ocumentation is not included in any update service Unless expressly authorized in writing by JENOPTIK Laser GmbH forwarding and duplication of this document and the utilization and communication of it...

Page 4: ...be performed Enumeration Danger Warning Warning symbols Supplements further pertaining documents Test Certificate of final inspection Warning Risk to human health in the case of non observance Cautio...

Page 5: ...5 Contents 1 Safety Notes 6 1 1 Warning labels and type label 7 1 2 General 7 1 3 RoHS Directive 8 2 Installation 9 3 Technical Data 14 3 Appendix 15 4 Fax Form 16 Contents...

Page 6: ...from getting into the disk laser You are not allowed to mechanically modify the device or loosen any screws Non observance can discharge additional laser radiation and will make void any liability an...

Page 7: ...N T N U M B E R S The parameter P 532 nm max depends on the version of the subassembly see above Removing the Serial No makes void any warranty claims Fig 1 Warning labels and type label 1 2 General...

Page 8: ...bient temperature to avoid condensation Keep a period of approximately 2 hours for temperature adjustment Keep the original packaging for possible future relocation or transportation of the device For...

Page 9: ...of procedures other than those specified in this manual may result in hazardous laser exposure Non observance may completely make void any warranty claims 1 2 5 6 9 12 12 7 8 10 11 3 4 1 Contact surfa...

Page 10: ...tief 70 60 35 85 82 11 3 5 92 5 178 200 M5 44 11 5 6 5 6 4D10 46 12 19 7 3 9 49 5 8 45 26 2 5 53 5 46 12 22 0 8 10 25 25 40 178 23 86 38 5 5 A 0 8 0 65 0 1 A Fig 3 Geometrical mounting dimensions Ins...

Page 11: ...ove thermal transfer we recommend the use of a thin solvent free heat conductive film The use of a commercial heat conductive paste is not allowed as its creep ing behavior as well as evaporating solv...

Page 12: ...ce neither during operation nor when switching the diode current supply ON OFF This also refers to indefinite states e g cable break power failure etc Even very short current or voltage spikes may des...

Page 13: ...to keep the LBO temperature stable within 0 2K and the diode temperature within 0 5K Finally disconnect the short circuit bridge 3 Fig 2 p 9 between the con necting terminals and keep it for future us...

Page 14: ...rature range Relative humidity Atmospheric pressure 5 C 40 C 90 no condensation 700 1060 hPa Storage and transport conditions Temperature range Relative humidity Atmospheric pressure Mechanical load e...

Page 15: ...in C B 3450 K R25 10 0 k TR 25 C T C R_nom k R_min k R_max k 0 27 94 27 36 28 52 5 22 47 22 05 22 88 10 18 19 17 89 18 48 15 14 81 14 60 15 02 20 12 14 11 99 12 28 25 10 00 9 900 10 10 30 8 284 8 186...

Page 16: ...Laser GmbH Goeschwitzer Str 29 Service Department Fax 49 3641 65 4011 Our Ref Your Ref Pages incl cover page Date Message with brief description of faults JenLas D2 x Sender Company Address Telephone...

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