Amada ML-2550A, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Explanation of Terminology
Explanation of Terminology
The following table explains the terminology related to laser welding. General terms
and the terms peculiar to this laser are included. When there is any related page in
this Operation Manual, the reference page is shown.
A
ACK
Control code that is used for communication between computers. Affirmative response that is
sent from the computer of transmission destination to the transmission source. Abbreviation of
acknowledgement (affirmative response). → P.151
Asynchronous system
Communication system in which the transmitting timing is not matched with the receiving timing.
In the synchronous system, timing information is transmitted at data transmission and the
receiving side receive the data by using this timing information. In the asynchronous system, the
receiving side receives only data.
B
BCC
Control code that is used for communication between computers. Error check character that is
added to check a transmission error for each block of the communication text. Abbreviation of
Block Check Character. → P.151
Beamsplitter Mirror to reflect laser light, which is incorporated in the laser oscillator section. → P.35 and P.104
Branch shutter
Shutter to cut off laser light, which is incorporated in the laser oscillator section. When the shutter
is set to Open, laser light is output. → P.35 and P.88
C
COM (Common)
Common line. This means a connecting point where the multiple points are connected to
the same common point. The electric circuit includes an A contact, B contact, and Common.
The common contact is connected to the A contact and B contact commonly. Abbreviation of
Common.
Common
Common line. This means a connecting point where multiple points are commonly connected to
the same point in the circuit or wiring. The electric circuit includes an A contact, B contact, and
Common. The common contact is connected to the A contact and B contact commonly. This is
abbreviated as COM.
Core diameter
External diameter of the core that is provided in the center of the optical fiber to transmit light. Its
value can be determined from laser light transmission and equipment characteristics. → P.51 and
P.90
CPU board Wiring board that mounts the CPU (Central Processing Unit) to control the equipment.
D
Data bit Bit to indicate one-character data that is used for asynchronous communication. → P.147
Deionized water
Water in which an ion ingredient has been removed through the ion-exchange resin. For cooling
water of this laser, deionized water or purified water is used. → P.44
DIP switch
Setting switch of an electronic device mounted on an electronic circuit board. The device
operation is controlled by turning this switch ON or OFF. In this laser, DIP switches are mounted
on the CPU board and the fiber breaking sensor board. DIP switch is an abbreviation of Dual In-
line Package switch. → P.108
E
ETX Control code that is used for communication between computers. → P.151