Scanlab RTC 5 PC Interface Board, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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RTC
®
5 PC Interface Board
Rev. 1.9 e
7 Basic Functions for Scan Head and Laser Control
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Synchronization
Figure 43 on page 116 shows the timing diagram for
scan-head and laser control in Sky Writing mode 1.
The timing diagram for Sky Writing mode 2 and 3 is
similar, but here the scanner perform no reverse
motion in the run-in and run-out phases.
The
Timelag
,
Nprev
,
Npost
and
LaserOnShift
param-
eters are specifiable for the commands
set_sky_writing_para and set_sky_writing and the
corresponding list commands:
• The
Nprev
parameter is a whole number in units
of 10
µ
s and defines the duration of the run-in:
– Run-in duration /
µ
s = 20 ·
Nprev
(mode 1)
– Run-in duration /
µ
s = 10 ·
Nprev
(mode 2, 3)
• The
Npost
parameter is a whole number in units
of 10 µ s and defines the duration of the run-out:
– Run-out duration / µ s = 20 ·
Npost
(mode 1)
– Run-out duration / µ s = 10 ·
Npost
(mode 2, 3)
• The parameters
Timelag
(whole number in units
of 1 µ s) and
LaserOnShift
(whole number in
units of 0.5 µ s) define the delay of the
“laser active” laser control signals’ switch-on and
switch-off time points relative to the set starting
position and set ending position:
– Delay of switch-on time point relative to the set
starting position / µ s
=
Timelag
- 0.5 ·
LaserOnShift
– Delay of switch-off time point relative to the set
ending position / µ s
=
Timelag
For
LaserOnShift
= 0, the “laser active” laser
control signals will be switched on/off with a delay of
Timelag
relative to the set starting position and to
the set ending position. By setting the parameter
Timelag
to the actual tracking error (and the param-
eters
Nprev
and
Npost
to sufficiently large values),
you’ll ensure that the “laser active” laser control
signals will switch on/off precisely at the endpoints of
the desired vector, that the tracking error becomes
constant even before the vector’s startpoint is
reached, and that the vector executes right up to its
endpoint with constant marking speed and therefore
also with a constant tracking error.
The Parameter
LaserOnShift
allows adjustment of
the “laser active” laser control signals’ switch-on time
point. Positive values delay switching on of the laser
control signals. Negative values result in an earlier
switch-on of the laser control signals, but no earlier
than the beginning of the run-in phase (an additional
delay such as a negative LaserOn delay – see
set_laser_delays – is not possible). Negative values
can be used (for example in the YAG modes, where a
FirstPulseKiller signal and a positive Q-Switch delay
may be previously set) for shifting the “laser active”
laser control signals’ switch-on time point so far
forward (even to within the run-in phase) that the
first laser pulse coincides with the target start
position.