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KT332N Cutting &engraving control system user manual V1.1

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Chapter 4 Controller specification

MAIN CONTENTS OF THIS CHAPTER

：

Main power interface POWER
Controller and panel interface HMI
U-disk interface
PC-USB interface
General and dedicated OUTPUT
General and dedicated INPUT
Limit input interface LIMIT
X, Y, U axes interface
Definition of X, Y,U axis
Laser power interface LASER

4.1 Main power supply interface POWER

NO.

Signal

Definition

1

GND

24V Power ground

（

input

）

Summary of Contents for KT332N

Page 1: ...manual V1 1 KT332N Laser cutting engraving control system user manual Users should read this manual before using the controller This manual contents is the system operation manual Read this manual car...

Page 2: ...incidental or corresponding losses or liabilities caused by the use of this manual or this product incorrect We do not assume the following direct or indirect liabilities or losses Users use this manu...

Page 3: ...acturer s declaration of conformity and complies with the relevant EU directives ROHS Certification statement This product has passed the Restriction of Hazardous Substances safety certification estab...

Page 4: ...eration or wrong usage method may cause injury to the personnel please do not operate it until the operation method is correct and the usage method is correct Cautious It indicates potential product r...

Page 5: ...acking the goods please check if the parts are complete If you find that the parts are missing or the parts are damaged please contact with us immediately If you notice any obvious damage to the devic...

Page 6: ...input interface INPUT 11 4 7 Three axis limit input interface LIMIT 11 4 8 X Y U Three axis driver interface AXIS_X AXIS_U 12 4 9 Laser power control interface LASER 12 Chapter 5 Example of laser powe...

Page 7: ...6 17 Back up factory parameters 39 8 6 18 Restore factory parameters 40 8 6 19 Controller management 41 8 6 20 Time setting 41 8 6 21 Authorization Management 41 8 7 File management 43 8 7 1 Memory f...

Page 8: ...KT332N Cutting engraving control system user manual V1 1 1 Chapter 1 Introduction MAIN CONTENTS OF THIS CHAPTER KT332N Introduction...

Page 9: ...r company This control system has better stability and anti interference performance HMI is based on the 3 5 inch TFT screen which has more friendly operation interface and powerful functions 128M fla...

Page 10: ...KT332N Cutting engraving control system user manual V1 1 3 Chapter 2 Controller dimension MAIN CONTENTS OF THIS CHAPTER Dimension of controller Dimension of Panel...

Page 11: ...ing control system user manual V1 1 4 2 1 Dimension of controller All dimensions are in mm accurate to 0 1mm four of the positioning holes are symmetrical 2 2 Dimension of panel All dimensions are in...

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Page 13: ...KT332N Cutting engraving control system user manual V1 1 6 Chapter 3 Overview of the product MAIN CONTENTS OF THIS CHAPTER Controller overview Panel overview Electrical connection diagram...

Page 14: ...2N Cutting engraving control system user manual V1 1 7 3 1 Controller overview For more detailed pin description see Chapter 4 Interface Signal Description 3 2 Panel overview 3 1 1 controller 3 2 1 pa...

Page 15: ...KT332N Cutting engraving control system user manual V1 1 8 3 3 Electrical connection diagram of control system 3 3 1 Electrical connection diagram of control system...

Page 16: ...r interface POWER Controller and panel interface HMI U disk interface PC USB interface General and dedicated OUTPUT General and dedicated INPUT Limit input interface LIMIT X Y U axes interface Definit...

Page 17: ...her devices 2 Aux Air Dedicated output When auxiliary air control is enabled this port outputs a control signal to control the valve or other relay to release auxiliary air This port is multiplexed wi...

Page 18: ...input If the machine needs to be protected in a specific state such as cover open the alarm signal is input to this port This port can be enabled and disabled When this port is disabled this signal i...

Page 19: ...e connection Prompt The pulse signal and direction signal are both OC output so the controller and motor driver must use the common anode connection method Common cathode and differential connection m...

Page 20: ...for power signal Prompt Please select the correct laser type in the factory parameter settings When a glass laser tube is used and the control signal cable is very long from the controller to the lase...

Page 21: ...KT332N Cutting engraving control system user manual V1 1 14 Chapter 5 Laser power interface MAIN CONTENTS OF THIS CHAPTER Overview Glass tube laser power wiring diagram RF CO2 laser wiring diagram...

Page 22: ...aser power control interfaces which can control glass tube laser power and RF CO2 laser When connecting different laser power types please set the laser type correctly in the factory parameters otherw...

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Page 24: ...KT332N Cutting engraving control system user manual V1 1 17 Chapter 6 Stepper motor driver interface MAIN CONTENTS OF THIS CHAPTER overview Step motor wiring diagram...

Page 25: ...o 5V and the PU DR are connecting with the signal port on the controller Motor drivers are usually sensitive to fall edge or rising edge So user should read the motor driver user manual carefully and...

Page 26: ...KT332N Cutting engraving control system user manual V1 1 19 6 2 Drive wiring diagram...

Page 27: ...KT332N Cutting engraving control system user manual V1 1 20 Chapter 7 IO wiring MAIN CONTENTS OF THIS CHAPTER General and dedicated input General and dedicated output...

Page 28: ...ual V1 1 21 7 1 Input The water protection input port WP of this controller is only compatible with 24V All other input ports are compatible with input 5V 12V 24V The wiring diagram of the input port...

Page 29: ...echnology and OC gate output Its maximum driving capacity is 300mA which can directly drive 6V 24V relays light emitting indicators buzzer alarm devices etc If user wants to drive valve a relay is str...

Page 30: ...ual V1 1 23 Chapter 8 HMI operation MAIN CONTENTS OF THIS CHAPTER Introduction Main interface functions Speed setting Power setting Layer function Manu function File management Password entry and sett...

Page 31: ...TFT LCD screen The panel can display cutting path in real time allowing users to understand the current processing patterns supporting file management file preview parameter modification and support f...

Page 32: ...ser parameters manufacturer parameters language settings etc FRAME Perform border operation on the current processing file FILE Memory file and U disk file management ORINGIN Set Positioning ESC Used...

Page 33: ...area Display the file number speed and maximum power of the current processing file Coordinate display area Display the coordinate value of the current position of the laser head Layer parameter area...

Page 34: ...t corner is selected by the red selection box as shown in the figure below Figure8 3 1 Press ENT again the following interface pops up Figure 8 3 2 Refer to Section 8 10 for parameter setting operatio...

Page 35: ...d parameters and press the Esc key to exit the interface 8 5 Layer function When the systems is completed idle in the main interface if there is layer information in the layer parameter area as shown...

Page 36: ...ill also move Select the layer number to be modified and press ENT the layer setting interface will pop up as shown in the figure below Figure 8 5 3 Refer to Section 8 10 for parameter setting operati...

Page 37: ...enter the lower menu and press Esc to return to the previous menu 8 6 1 Parameters setting Press Parameter Setting in the menu interface and the parameter setting interface pops up as follows Figure...

Page 38: ...Figure8 6 1 1 Refer to Section 8 10 for parameter setting operation Press the Esc key The interface exit and returns to the previous interface 8 6 1 2 Frame setting In the parameter setting interface...

Page 39: ...10 for parameter setting operation Press the Esc key The interface exit and returns to the previous interface 8 6 1 4 Speed setting Press Speed Setting in the parameter setting interface and the speed...

Page 40: ...c key The interface exit and returns to the previous interface 8 6 1 6 Rotate function settings Press Rotate Function Setting in the parameter setting interface and the rotation function setting inter...

Page 41: ...eration Press the Esc key The interface exit and returns to the previous interface When the jog mode is in continuous the jog parameters have no effect When returning to the main interface when the di...

Page 42: ...he continuous button When loose this button the laser stops If the laser pulse mode is selected when the key is pressed the laser is switched on for some time and then switched off automatically The l...

Page 43: ...K to enable or disable the multi origin functions the small square on the right side is displayed in red when it is enabled same as others setting There is a Setting button for each item Press the but...

Page 44: ...sition When Yes is selected and enable the multi origin function the origin position that has ever been set with the origin will be invalid because now is the multi origin mode All the origin point s...

Page 45: ...in interface automatically When the entity displayed on the screen reverse mirror to the pattern in the computer user can modify the reference point to set them the same 8 6 13 Panel lock Settings In...

Page 46: ...Please refer to section 8 8 for password input and setting method Press the Esc key to return to the previous menu 8 6 14 Language settings When the red selection box is stopped on the item and press...

Page 47: ...corresponding entry will be displayed in red otherwise it will be displayed in gray OUTPUT Select an output port with the cursor and press OK to switch the output state Press the Exit key to return t...

Page 48: ...tory Parameters to restore all factory and user parameters 8 6 18 Restore factory parameters In the menu interface select the Restore Factory Parameters and press the OK key to pop up the password inp...

Page 49: ...pops up This interface is only displayed when the system is not encrypted For parameter setting operations please refer to Section 8 10 8 6 21 Authorization Management When user buy the first product...

Page 50: ...ame as above After all the parameters are set move the red selection box to change the authorization code and press the OK key to set successfully Press Esc to return to the upper level operation inte...

Page 51: ...ata check Perform data check on the selected file Ensure the data safety File parameters goes to the child menu Work time check The total processing time Clear processed copies Clear the number of the...

Page 52: ...and then the pop up menu is as shown below Figure 8 7 2 1 2 Refer to Section 8 10 for parameter setting operation Press the Esc key to cancel parameter modification and return to the previous interfa...

Page 53: ...rocessing time of the currently selected file Clear all files Clear the number of processed files in flash memory Del all memory files delete all memory files Format memory Format the flash memory Mem...

Page 54: ...d U disk file read U disk file list Copy to memory Copy selected files to memory on board Delete file delete the selected file of U disk Prompt This system supports the FAT32 and FAT16 file formats of...

Page 55: ...e password press left and right arrow can select letters and press ok to confirm it When user enter a full six digit password press OK if the password is correct then go to next step Otherwise Passwor...

Page 56: ...g some actions Information display When enable the axis reset or system reset the reset page will pop up Interface is as follows Figure 8 9 1 Follow the information on the interface to operate the nex...

Page 57: ...ppears below the first digit At this time press the up and down key to modify the number at the cursor position For other digits press the left and right keys to move the cursor to the digit to be mod...

Page 58: ...to 0 When user need to set other digits use the up and down arrow keys to select the parameter to be modified and perform Note The parameter box has a limit on the number of digits When the parameter...

Page 59: ...KT332N Cutting engraving control system user manual V1 1 52 Chapter 9 Vendor and user parameters introduction MAIN CONTENTS OF THIS CHAPTER Vendor parameters User parameters...

Page 60: ...ally it is pulse direction mode Step length That is the pulse equivalent of the motor When sending a pulse to the motor the absolute distance value corresponding to the movement axis Before the value...

Page 61: ...axis which cannot be higher than the jump off speed of the axis Key acceleration The acceleration value of the axis when the key is moved cannot be higher than the maximum acceleration of the axis mot...

Page 62: ...direction the coordinates can be checked in one direction without checking the coordinates When selecting two way feeding the system will check the maximum and minimum coordinates The initial directi...

Page 63: ...cess faster but the cutting effect caused by too fast T type acceleration mode will be inferior to that of S type acceleration Delay after fast feed If this parameter is 0 no delay is performed after...

Page 64: ...ocessed at the same position and the feed axis will move once each time Line by line feed compensation Due to the inaccuracy of the feeding shaft movement the feeding length can be compensated by sett...

Page 65: ...ding to whether the machine actually has a backlash it is accurate to 1um if the value is not zero the control system will compensate the backlash Backlash Y Y axis backlash Set this value according t...

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