Polytec TMS-350 TopMap In.Line, Hardware Manual

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3 First Steps
3.3.2 Assembling the Interferometer
INFORMATION
Assemble the interferometer at one of the Polytec stands (refer to optional
components S
ECTION
3.1) or at the customer specific equipment. You will find
the dimensions of the threaded and fitting holes in the technical drawing in
C
HAPTER
6.
The mounting surface should be flat. To set up the measurement distance,
either the interferometer or the object must be fixed in a way that it can be
moved.
1. Assemble the interferometer at/on a plane surface.
2. Use the mounting threads and fitting holes to screw the interferometer at
the bottom view.
3. Tighten the screws with a maximum torque of 2.5 Nm.
3.4 Cabling
In the following you will find a description of all the steps necessary to connect
up the instrument. All the cabling is also shown in F
IGURE
3.8. Secure the
connections appropriately.
Should any cabling problems occur, contact your local Polytec representative.
WARNING!
Electric shock caused by applied high voltage !
Voltage values of up to 120 V DC voltage are emitted at the controller's piezo
output. Touching the piezo output can cause an electric shock if the controller
is live or is still carrying a residual voltage.
» First connect up the devices to each other before connecting them to the
mains voltage and switching them on.
WARNING!
Electric shock caused by applied voltage !
» Connect up the instruments only using a three-pin mains cable to AC
systems 50/60 Hz with a grounded protective conductor, and a nominal
voltage of between 100 V and 240 V.
ATTENTION!
Damage to the device caused by wrong cabling!
» Only use the jacks labeled with VIDEO to connect up the video camera.
» Always connect the sealed plug on the video camera cable to the
interferometer and not to the PC !