4 INSTALLATION
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4.2
Installation location
The deflection unit may only be operated in closed rooms. It must be protected against contact with
liquids.
The deflection unit is not suitable for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
If the materials to be processed can result in toxic vapours, safe extraction of these must be ensured.
Other operating and ambient conditions must be observed (see page 17, Ambient conditions).
4.3
Preparing for installation
1.
Make sure that the laser system is prepared in such a way that the laser beam is emitted centrally
and at a right angle from the installation surface for the deflection unit.
2.
Prepare two aligning pins and four screws. The specifications for these can be found on the USB
stick supplied as part of the design data.
3.
Carefully remove the deflection unit and any other accessories, for example the lens, from the
packaging.
4.
Make sure that the specifications of the deflection unit and the lens correspond to the application
requirements (see page 17, Technical data and page 16, Signage).
In case of any variations, contact RAYLASE.
4.4
Installing the lens
1.
Carefully remove the protective cover on the deflection unit beam output and the protective cover
on the lens.
2.
Check the deflection unit and the lens for impurities and damage.
Impurities must be removed before start-up (see page 26, Cleaning).
Damaged components may not be used.
3.
If a lens ring is included in the configuration, screw the lens ring into the deflection unit beam
output.
4.
Carefully screw the lens into the deflection unit beam output.
4.5
Installing the deflection unit
1.
Fit the prepared aligning pins into the corresponding holes in the installation surface.
2.
Carefully remove the protective cover on the deflection unit beam input.
3.
Position the deflection unit on the installation surface using the pins.
4.
Secure the deflection unit with the prepared screws.
The deflection unit is aligned with the laser system beam output using the pin holes.
4.6
Completing installation
1.
Make sure that the control signals and the power supply correspond to the relevant specifications.
2.
Check whether the connections for the control signals and the power supply are correctly wired
3.
Connect the plug connections when not connected to the voltage.
4.
Make sure that the working area is clear and there are no reflective materials in it.
