GCC Technologies LaserPro C180II, Руководство пользователя

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NOTE
For machines without the built-in SmartBox, the rotary attachment is positioned on the
working table and the max. diameter of the object is 0.5”-1.9”. For machines with built-in
SmartBox, the rotary attachment can be placed on the base of the SmartBox and used with
the large conical fixtures to engrave objects with larger diameter up to 3.7”-5.0”.
small conical fixtures to work with small objects of diameters.
4) If working with bigger objects are required, remove the working table by releasing the four
thumbscrews towards the sides and place the rotary attachment on the bottom tray. Under this
condition, Rotary Attachment can use either the small or large conical fixtures
5) Line up the rotary attachment to the left hand side of the working area and towards the mid-section
of the working area.
6) Connect the rotary attachment cable to the rotary attachment port located inside the LaserPro
C180II ( shown in the picture below).
7) Close the front door panel.
Rotary Attachment Port
8) The rotary attachment is now properly installed. Power on the LaserPro C180II and the rotary
attachment will be automatically detected and the engraving table will automatically move to its
lowest position.
OPERATION:
1) Use a ruler to measure the diameter (at the point on the work piece you will be engraving)
and length of the work piece you will be engraving. Make a record of this.
2) Load the work piece onto the rotary attachment by first listing the lever on the rotary
attachment, unlocking the adjustable end of the rotary attachment. Slide the adjustable end to
accommodate the length of the work piece. Load the working piece by centering the open end of
the work piece against the rubber wheel and slide the adjustable end to fit the bottom of work
piece firmly. Now simply lower the lever to secure the work piece with the rotary attachment.
CAUTION
If your work piece is small, please apply 2" focal lens for operation to prevent the lens
carriage from colliding with the rotary attachment.