Universal Laser Systems PLS3.60, Руководство по безопасности, установке, эксплуатации и базовому обслуживанию

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ACCESSORIES
Section 8-16
WARNING
TURN THE LASER SYSTEM OFF BEFORE
CONNECTING OR DISCONNECTING
THE ROTARY FIXTURE
8. With the power to the system still OFF , connect the 7-pin Rotary Fixture control cable to the
receptacle on the laser engraving system (6).
9. Before loading the glass into the fixture, measure the diameter (7) of the glass in
the area where the engraving is to be located by using a caliper or similar
measuring device. Either remember this number or write it down.
10. Place the open end of the glass (10) on the
right side of the Rotary Fixture. Lift the lever
(8) on the adjustable end of the fixture and
slide it up against the base of the glass so the
glass rests firmly centered inside of the
inverted cone. Push the adjustable end of the
fixture (9) to the right, firmly against the
bottom of the glass. Do not to apply too much
pressure, especially with glass. You only need enough pressure to prevent the object from slipping
on the cone while it rotates. Lower the lever on the end of the fixture to lock it in place.
NOTE: If engraving a tapered object
(1), the Rotary Fixture can be rotated to
maintain proper focus. To do this, lift
up the left end of the fixture and place
some sort of spacer underneath the
fixture (2) to prop it up. Slide the
spacer left and right until the surface of
the object is parallel (3) to the Focus
Carriage. Be careful not to raise the
Rotary Fixture too high (5), otherwise
parts of it might interfere with the Focus Carriage (4). If you operate the fixture in this manner, you
might need to taper your graphic in your software so that it matches the taper angle of your object.
Otherwise, your graphic might appear to be tapered when it is engraved.
11. Power ON the laser system. The rotary will run through a self test and will slightly rotate. This
movement is normal. If rotary calibration is needed proceed to the next page. If rotary calibration is
not needed proceed to the next page, “Determining Graphic Placement”.
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