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3. Installation
1.
Unpack the stage carefully.
2.
Put the stage at a clean and flat surface. Avoid any shock on the stage. The mounting surface
must have a flatness
≤
0.05 mm to ensure a proper functioning and to prevent damage to the
stage.
3.
Fix the stage on the mounting surface via the four mounting holes at the corners of the stage (M1.6
bolts). The stage must be fixed to a sufficiently large mass or fixed rigidly to the environment to
ensure proper function of the motor. The stage can be used in any orientation. However, the
limited torque limits mass imbalance when the rotation axis is not vertical.
4.
Mount the sample or object on the rotor. Avoid any shock or load higher than 1 N on the stage as
this can cause irreparable damage. Fix the sample to the rotor using the four M2 screw holes.
Overcome excessive forces on the stage while screwing the bolts.
Remark: screws (4x M2) may not be inserted deeper than 2.5 mm into the rotor. Screwing them
deeper may damage the encoder.
5.
Connect the connector on the stage to the stage connector on the back panel of the XD-S piezo
driver of Xeryon.
6.
To control the XRT-A, connect a USB cable or RS-232 cable to the corresponding port on the XD-S
piezo driver and the computer.
7.
Connect the power cord to a grounded socket and the corresponding port on the XD-S piezo
driver.
Remark:
It is recommended to use the XD-S for driving the XRT-A. If the XRT-A is driven with any other driver,
Xeryon cannot guarantee a proper functioning and cannot be held responsible for any damage
caused to the stage.