Synrad Pulstar P100 Series, Operator'S Manual

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getting started
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14 Synrad Pulstar p100 operator’s manual
Connecting
Note: Because AC input connections and requirements vary from facility to facility, customers
must provide the AC power cable or wiring. AC input connections to the PS-48 DC power
supply are made using a three-position terminal strip with M4 screw terminals on 13.0 mm
centers.
5 Connect the ground (earth) wire, typically green, to the input terminal labeled with the
ground symbol.
6 Connect the neutral AC wire, typically white or blue, to the input terminal labeled “AC/N”.
7 Connect the hot AC wire, typically black or brown, to the AC input terminal labeled “AC/L”.
Control connections
All control connections to Pulstar p100 lasers are made through the 15-pin
User I/O
connector on
the rear panel. The
User I/O
port receives power commands from SYNRAD’s UC-2000 Universal Laser
Controller, or FH Flyer marking head, and also serves as the connection point for auxiliary signals between
the laser and any parts handling, automation, or monitoring equipment.
Warning
serious
personal
injury
Always use shielded cable when connecting your pulse signal source
to
PWM Input / PWM Return inputs. In electrically-noisy environ-
ments, long lengths of unshielded wire act like an antenna and may
generate enough voltage to trigger uncommanded lasing.
Quick Start Plug
Warning
serious
personal
injury
The use of the Quick Start Plug bypasses the laser’s safety interlock
function, potentially exposing personnel in the area to invisible
infrared laser radiation.
Because this plug jumpers Remote Interlock and Shutter Open
Request signals, the laser will fire immediately on application of
a PWM Command signal. Your integrated control system should
provide interlock and shutter signals directly to the DB-15
User I/O
connector only after safe operating conditions are established.
The Quick Start Plug is intended only for initial testing and trouble-
shooting by qualified personnel. In normal operation, the laser’s
Remote Interlock input should be connected to the machine’s safety
interlock circuitry.