Synrad FH FLYER, Operator'S Manual

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getting started
SYNRAD FH Series Flyer Operator’s Manual Version 3.4
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Connecting
Series 48-1/48-2 laser
Attach the end of the coaxial control cable with the ferrite bead to the Laser Control BNC connector on
the side of the Flyer head. Attach the other end of the cable to the control input, labeled CTRL, located
on the rear of the laser.
Series 48-5 laser
Note: The Laser Control cable shipped with 48-5 dual-tube lasers is a 6 foot (1.8 m) long “Y” type cable
with male BNC connectors on all three ends.
Attach the long “leg” of the “Y” coaxial control cable (the end with the ferrite bead) to the Laser Control
BNC connector on the side of the Flyer head. Attach the short “legs” of the cable to the control inputs,
labeled CTRL1 and CTRL2, located on the rear of the laser.
Firestar
®
v30 laser
Attach the end of the coaxial control cable with the ferrite bead to the Laser Control BNC connector on
the side of the Flyer head. Attach the other end of the cable to the BNC connector on the Quick Start Plug
attached to the Interface A port located on the rear panel of the laser. If using a customer-supplied DB-9
connector, wire it so that Pin 1 (PWM Positive) is connected to the Laser Control cable’s center conductor
and Pin 6 (PWM Negative) is connected to the Laser Control cable’s shielded outer conductor.
Firestar
®
v40, f100, or ti-Series laser
Attach the end of the coaxial control cable with the ferrite bead to the Laser Control BNC connector on
the side of the Flyer head. Attach the other end of the cable to the BNC connector on the Quick Start Plug
attached to the User I/O port located on the rear panel of the laser. If using a customer-supplied DB-15
connector, wire it so that Pin 9 (PWM Input) is connected to the Laser Control cable’s center conductor
and Pin 1 (PWM Return) is connected to the Laser Control cable’s shielded outer conductor.
Firestar
®
t-Series laser
Attach the end of the coaxial control cable with the ferrite bead to the Laser Control BNC connector on
the side of the Flyer head. Attach the other end of the cable to the BNC connector on the Quick Start Plug
attached to the User I/O port located on the rear of the RF power supply. If using a customer-supplied DB-
15 connector, wire it so that Pin 9 (PWM Input) is connected to the Laser Control cable’s center conductor
and Pin 1 (PWM Return) is connected to the Laser Control cable’s shielded outer conductor.
Evolution
™
100/125 laser
Attach the end of the coaxial control cable with the ferrite bead to the Laser Control BNC connector
on the side of the Flyer head. Attach the other end of the cable to the control input, labeled Control In,
located on the front or rear panel of the RF-3000 RF power supply.