Innolas Laser nanio Series, Руководство пользователя и инструкция по установке

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3. Operation
3.1. Direct start up
1. Check that the chiller coolant is above the minimum level.
Important!
If the coolant level is below minimum, top up the coolant before starting the
system.
2. If a water to air chiller is fitted, turn on the green main switch on the chiller front
panel. The switch illuminates indicating that the chiller is in standby mode.
3. Turn on the main switch on the power supply front panel. The white
Power
status
lamp illuminates.
4. Ensure that the
Emergency Stop (System Off)
button on the power supply front
panel is in the active position. (Turn it clockwise to release.)
5. Insert the key in the key switch and turn the key switch clockwise to position 1.
The white
Warmup/Ready
status lamp flashes to indicate that the system is
warming up. The white laser emission warning indicator lamps on the front of the
power supply and on the top of the laser head diode module illuminate. The chiller
starts to run.
Note: The key can only be inserted or removed when the switch is in position 0.
When the white
Warmup/Ready
lamp illuminates continuously, the system is
ready for use but the shutter is disabled.
Note: The warm up may take up to 15 minutes.
Important!
When wearing personal eye protection, remember that the emission warning
and status lamp colour depends on the filter glass used in the eye protection.
6. Turn the key switch to position 2. The shutter is enabled.
3.2. Direct shut down
1. Turn the key switch anticlockwise to position 1. The shutter closes.
2. Turn the key switch to position 0. After a few seconds the chiller switches off. The
Warmup/Ready
lamp and the emission warning indicator lamps on the laser head
and power supply go out.
3. Switch off the main switch. The
Power
lamp goes out.
3.3. Remote start up
This assumes that:
• The laser power supply main switch is on
• The key switch is in position 2
• No Emergency Stop has been activated
nanio Industrial DPSS Laser User and Installation Manual
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