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Chapter 5 Using Instruction

3-Button Function Description

1

2

Definition of each interface function:

1.Emergency Stop button, press it, no laser emit;

2.Computer key switch

.

4-Software operating manual

Check the software operating instructions for details.

Summary of Contents for MFS M5 BOX

Page 1: ...MFS Series M BOX Maxphotonics Co Ltd 5...

Page 2: ...rthermore Maxphotonics does not assume responsibility for any infringement of patents or other rights of third parties due to use of the information contained in this document Maxphotonics shall not b...

Page 3: ...take time to read and understand this User s Guide and familiarize yourself with the operating and maintenance instructions before you use the product We recommend that the operator read the Section...

Page 4: ...he second largest domestic fiber laser manufacturer in the domestic market Maxphotonics specializes in the research development production and sales of fiber lasers including pulsed fiber lasers conti...

Page 5: ...ions 6 2 Laser Protection 7 3 General Safety Instructions 8 4 Additional Safety Information 11 Chapter 3 Product Description 12 1 Features 12 2 Laser Model Designation Codes 12 3 Certification 13 Chap...

Page 6: ...on 17 2 DB 26 Pins Interface Definition 18 3 Button Function Description 23 4 Software operating manual 23 Chapter 6 Service and Maintenance 24 1 Maintenance Notes 24 2 Service Statements 25 Chapter 7...

Page 7: ...the laser light can t be normally associated with other light sources and all operators and people near the laser must be aware of these special hazards In order to ensure the safe operation and opti...

Page 8: ...ntil you completely understand and meet the required conditions CAUTION Refers to a potential hazard on product It requires a procedure that if not correctly followed may result in damage to the produ...

Page 9: ...Protection Requirements You must wear the safety protective glasses while operating the laser and rationally select the safety protective glasses according to the lasing wavelength of the laser If the...

Page 10: ...power emitted from the primary beam the intensity may be great enough to cause damage to the eyes and skin as well as surface of materials WARNING You must exercise caution to avoid minimize specular...

Page 11: ...e output power and wavelength range of the laser Never look directly into the optical fiber or the collimator and Use appropriate laser safety eyewear when operating this device Optical damage may res...

Page 12: ...le when the laser is working 2 The laser and optical lens are fragile please handle with care 3 Stop running once device failure and provide professional treatment 4 Please follow a set sequence of on...

Page 13: ...34 LASER American National Standards Institute ANSI Z136 1 American National Standard for the Safe Use of Lasers Available through LIA International Electro technical Commission IEC 60825 1 Edition 1...

Page 14: ...tion practical and durable design for laboratory and market applications Main Features 1 Narrow Pulse width High peak power Wide frequency 2 High reliability Super long life time 3 Shadow and virtual...

Page 15: ...t this equipment has been thoroughly tested and inspected and meets published specifications prior to shipping Upon receiving your equipment check whether the packaging and accessories have been damag...

Page 16: ...0 60khz 5 Marking Area Standard 110 F 160MM 6 Engraving Line Speed 0 15000mm s 7 Mode for focusing Manual 8 Marking Speed 600 1000 characters min 9 Min Line Width 0 02mm 10 Min Character 0 15mm 11 Rep...

Page 17: ...Port 1x HDMI HDMI supported Max resolution is 1920 1200 6 0Hz 6 Hard disk 64G 7 USB Interface 2x USB2 0 2x USB3 0 8 Serial Port 1x RS232 contact pin and COM1 support mode RS422 RS485 9 Operate System...

Page 18: ...16 Chapter 4 Specification 3 Structural Layout Laser Views Unit mm...

Page 19: ...achments contained in this product according to the table below NOTE If you find any damage to the outer packaging or internal components after receiving the products please contact Maxphotonics or lo...

Page 20: ...DIP switch used for internal USB interface and external USB interface selection switching 7 Foot Switch Interface use for foot switch padel turn ON the laser emit turn OFF no laser emit 8 Microphone a...

Page 21: ...t Differential Input Optical encoder input B 12 MARKING_ BUSY output OUTIO_COM Marking busy Output high level available 13 MARKING_ERR output OUTIO_COM Marking Error Output high level available 14 IO_...

Page 22: ...t Differential output Rotary motor direction output No Item Direction COM Port Description 19 START input GND Foot pedal start 20 STOP input GND Foot pedal Stop 16 GND output Control System Ground NOT...

Page 23: ...0ma In MARKING_END MARKING_BUSY MARKING_ERR three outputs for level monitoring monitoring points are active when at high level NOTE Put the EMSTOP and GND in short circuit then emergency stop active N...

Page 24: ...el OUTIO_COM connect external input GND 2 Input IO NOTE Pin 23 INPUTIO_COM connect your input GND IO_INPUT1 O_INPUT2 IO_INPUT3 default without connection or when input low level software detection inp...

Page 25: ...ion 3 Button Function Description 1 2 Definition of each interface function 1 Emergency Stop button press it no laser emit 2 Computer key switch 4 Software operating manual Check the software operatin...

Page 26: ...tive after finding the faults Upon receiving our authorization you need to pack the product in a suitable package and return it You should keep the proof when finding any damage after receiving the pr...

Page 27: ...ustomer Service Department for other questions 400 900 9588 Customer repair and consultation need to prepare information in advance 1 Laser model PN as shown on the right 2 Laser SN code as shown on t...

Page 28: ...ction technology within the warranty period and repairs or replacement of all the products within the warranty scope are carried out according to the rest of the warranty period of primary products 2...

Page 29: ...formation above and operate according to the User Guide and specification or the faults arising therefrom are not included in the warranty scope IMPORTANT Within the warranty scope purchasers must fee...

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