Universal Laser Systems ULTRA X6000, User Manual

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DISCONTINUE PROCESSING ANY MATERIAL THAT CAUSES CHEMICAL
BREAKDOWN OF THE LASER SYSTEM. Damage to the laser system such as rust, metal
etching, or pitting, peeling paint, etc. from corrosive fumes is NOT covered under warranty.
NEVER LEAVE THE LASER SYSTEM UNATTENDED WHILE IN OPERATION. AN
OPERATOR MUST BE PHYSICALLY PRESENT IN FRONT OF THE LASER SYSTEM AT
ALL TIMES TO SUPERVISE LASER PROCESSING. Exposure to the laser beam may cause
combustible materials to ignite, which may lead to fire. A PROPERLY MAINTAINED FIRE
EXTINGUISHER SHOULD ALSO BE KEPT ON HAND AT ALL TIMES.
THE OPTIONAL FIRE SUPPRESSION MODULE DOES NOT NEGATE THE NEED FOR
CONSTANT SUPERVISION OF ALL LASER CUTTING, MARKING AND ENGRAVING
PROCESSES. Fire Suppression is intended to reduce or eliminate damage to the laser
system due to sustained material combustion during laser processing resulting from
improper setup or absence of constant operator supervision. It is not certified for life safety,
nor is it intended as a replacement for certified fire suppression equipment required by
local or national laws and regulations.
REMOVE ALL MATERIAL, INCLUDING SCRAP MATERIAL, FROM THE MACHINE
AFTER EACH USE . Scrap material left in the laser system, including materials that collect in
the Multifunction Material Support Structure, can become a fire hazard . CAUTION WHEN
HANDLING MATERIAL IMMEDIATELY AFTER LASER PROCESSING, THE
MATERIAL MAY BE HOT.
DANGEROUS VOLTAGES ARE PRESENT WITHIN THE ELECTRONICS ENCLOSURES
OF THIS LASER SYSTEM. Access to these areas (marked with safety labels) is not
necessary during normal operation. If it becomes necessary to open one of these enclosures,
the laser system must first be disconnected from the power source.
NEVER REMOVE THE GROUND LEAD TO THE ELECTRICAL CORD AND PLUG THE
LASER SYSTEM INTO A NON-GROUNDED OUTLET. Without proper grounding, a laser
system is hazardous, can cause severe or fatal electrical shock, and may exhibit sporadic
or unpredictable behavior. ALWAYS PLUG A LASER SYSTEM INTO AN EARTHED OUTLET.
THE POWER SUPPLY CORD IS THE LASER SYSTEM’S MAIN DISCONNECT DEVICE.
THE EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE LOCATED NEAR AN EASILY ACCESSIBLE POWER
OUTLET.
To disconnect the equipment from the supply mains, the power cord should be
unplugged from the power outlet or main power inlet (appliance coupler).
THIS LASER SYSTEM IS DESIGNED AS A CLASS I, GROUP A, PLUGGABLE DEVICE.
It is also designed for connection to IT power systems. To satisfy European Standard
EN 610000-3-11 for Voltage Fluctuation and Flicker, the ULTRA X6000 laser system must be
connected to an AC supply with a low impedance (Zmax=0.049 OHMs) or less. End users
may consult with a power supply authority to ensure their AC supply line impedance meets
the requirements of EN 61000-3-11:2000 Annex B for low impedance connections.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MOVE OR LIFT THE LASER SYSTEM WITHOUT PROPER
EQUIPMENT. The ULTRA X6000 Platform should only be moved with the assistance of a
forklift or a palette jack. Before moving, ensure that the motion system and doors are
secured. Do not attempt to move by hand. Injury may occur if improper lifting techniques
are used or if the system is dropped. If unsure how to move the ULTRA platform, consult a
professional rigging company or the ULS Factory Support Team at: support@ulsinc.com .