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Revision 00 EN - 01/2021
HP-MSM-HB
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Measurement
13.1
Safety instructions
DANGER
Serious eye or skin injury due to laser radiation
During the measurement the laser beam is guided on the device, which causes scattered or
directed reflection of the laser beam (laser class 4). The reflected beam is usually not visible.
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Please wear safety goggles adapted to the power, power density, laser wave length and
operating mode of the laser beam source in use.
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Wear suitable protective clothing and protective gloves.
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Protect yourself from laser radiation by separating protective devices (e.g. by using appro-
priate shielding).
DANGER
Serious eye or skin injury due to laser radiation
If the device is moved from its calibrated position, increased reflected radiation
(laser class 4) may result during measuring operation.
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When mounting the device, please ensure that it cannot be moved, neither due to an unin-
tended push or a pull on the cables.
NOTICE
Damaging/destroying the device
Obstacles in the movement range of the HP-MSM-HB can lead to collisions and damage the
device.
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Keep the movement range free of obstacles (cutting nozzle, pressure rolls, etc.).
NOTICE
Damaging/destroying the device
Contamination can damage or destroy the optical components.
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Only open the device in a dust-free environment.
13.2
HP-MSM-HB with 5-fold HP-objective and cyclone
1. Make sure that the connections of the water cooling are firmly mounted and tight.
2. Turn on the water-cooling.
3. Turn on the measuring device.
4. Wait until the measuring device has finished the referencing procedure (duration approx. 30 seconds).
5. Start the LaserDiagnosticsSoftware on your computer.
6. Change the z-position to 60 mm (center of the measuring range; 20 mm for HP-MSM-HB 20 kW)).
7. Open the compressed air supply.
