HandTop HT3200-UV K Series, Инструкция по установке

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is turned off. The grey area between i1 and i2 is the radiation area of the curing lamp
on the left of the car. If the irradiation area is found not to coincide with the image,
two parameters, "left light on position adjustment (mm) when the car moves to the
right" and "left light on position adjustment (mm) when the car moves to the right"
need to be adjusted."When the car moves to the right, the position adjustment of
the left light on (mm)" adjusts the position of vertical line i1. "when the car moves to
the right, the position adjustment of the left light on (mm)" adjusts the position of
vertical line i2.Enter a positive number, indicating the position moves to the right;
Enter a negative number to indicate a move to the left. Note that the value entered
represents the amount of movement, for example 10, which represents a 10 mm
movement to the right.
The position adjustment of the right light on when the car moves left (mm) and the
position adjustment of the right light off when the car moves left (mm) :
According to the figure below, the upper left arrow indicates that the car is moving to
the left, and the black solid rectangle on the right side of the car indicates the right
curing lamp. The vertical line i2 represents the position where the UV curing lamp is
turned on, while the vertical line i1 represents the position where the UV curing lamp
is turned off. The grey area between i1 and i2 is the radiation area of the curing lamp
on the right of the car. If it is found that the irradiation area does not coincide with
the image, two parameters, "right light on position adjustment (mm) when the car
moves left" and "right light on position adjustment when the car moves left (mm)"
need to be adjusted."When the car moves left, the position adjustment of the right
lamp on (mm)" adjusts the position of vertical line i2. "when the car moves left, the
position adjustment of the right lamp on (mm) adjusts the position of vertical line
i1.Enter a positive number, indicating the position moves to the right; Enter a
negative number to indicate a move to the left. Note that the value entered
Represents the amount of movement, for example, 10, which represents a 10 mm