CNC CNCWL- 5136-XN, Руководство оператора

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CNCWL-XN Series Machines
How to Focus the Lens
Manual Focus:
Focusing the lens is a very important part of running this laser machine. The machine lens must be focused
each time a material with a different thickness is placed on the working table. The laser uses highly focused
light energy too its job and the
focusing of the lens is necessary, thankfully it is quite easy.
The first step is placing your material on the work table, next is locating the focal guide, this should be in your
toolbox and will look like below.
The focal guide will need to be placed on the ledge of the nozzle while the focal guide sits on the ledge of the
nozzle, use the up and down arrow keys on the control panel to move the Z-axis (the table) up or down. (It is
best to hold your focal guide in place while you move the table). Once the material meets the focal guide,
your lens is now focused!
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Note:
Always be careful when focusing your lens with thick material, do not allow the material to collide
with the lens housing. This can cause SERIOUS DAMAGE to the laser machine.
Auto-Focus:
First, place the material on the working table and press the “Z/U”
key on the LED control panel. Be sure that the nozzle as shown in
Figure 24a is positioned above the material you wish to cut or engrave,
not above the bare table.
⚠ Please verify Auto Focus Probe will contact the material to be
engraved/cut. Failure could cause the laser head to lower into the
knives of the table.
First, place the material on the working table and press the “Z/U” key
on the LED control panel. Be sure that the nozzle as shown in Figure 24a
is positioned above the material you wish to cut or engrave, not above
the bare table. When your laser head nozzle is above the material, press
the “Z/U” key once and then use your up/down arrow keys to navigate
the options until the highlight is on “Auto Focus”. Use the “Enter” key to
select it and the Z-axis will automatically travel upwards until your
material touches the nozzle of the laser head., it will then lower to the
perfect focal point. Your lens is now focused, and your machine is ready
to cut or engrave!
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