Laser beta lasermike LS8000-3 User Manual
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LaserSpeed 8000-3 Instruction Handbook
Contents
Part No. 93463 / Drawing No. 0921-01561
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Revision A (Sep 2007)
Contents
Contents ...............................................................................................................................3
Proprietary Statement..........................................................................................................7
European Commission Requirements................................................................................8
Safety Information................................................................................................................9
Intended Use .......................................................................................................................................9
Laser Classification ...........................................................................................................................10
Laser Safety Precautions ..................................................................................................................11
Labels and Safety Features ..............................................................................................................12
LS8000-3 Labels.....................................................................................................................12
LS8000-3E Labels ..................................................................................................................13
LS8000-3X Labels ..................................................................................................................13
Introduction ........................................................................................................................14
System Overview................................................................................................................14
Principle of Operation........................................................................................................................14
Installing the System .........................................................................................................16
Mounting the Gauge..........................................................................................................................16
Mounting Distance ..................................................................................................................17
Laser Safety............................................................................................................................17
Environmental Conditions.......................................................................................................17
Ambient Temperature................................................................................................17
Coolant ......................................................................................................................17
Air Wipe / Quick Change Window .............................................................................18
Steam & Mist .............................................................................................................18
Mounting Location ..................................................................................................................19
Twinner Lines .........................................................................................................................20
Aligning the Gauge............................................................................................................................20
Aligning the Gauge............................................................................................................................21
Gauge Orientation ..................................................................................................................23
Connecting Power to the Gauge .......................................................................................................24
Connecting to Outputs.......................................................................................................................25
LS8000-3 25-Pin Connector Pinout........................................................................................26
LS8000-3 9-Pin Connector Pinout..........................................................................................27
LS8000-3 M12 Connector Pinout ...........................................................................................27
LS8000-3E/LS8000-3X Connector Pinout..............................................................................28
LS8000-3E/LS8000-3X Breakaway Cable Pinout ..................................................................30
Maximizing Performance...................................................................................................................31
Material Present Adjustment ..................................................................................................32
Material Present Dropout Time Selection...............................................................................32
Validation Time Limit Selection ..............................................................................................32
Starting/Ending Length Correction .........................................................................................33
Interfacing with the LS8000-3 ............................................................................................34
LS8000-3 Interface Connectors ........................................................................................................34
DB25 Connector .....................................................................................................................35
RS-232 Transmit and Receive (Pins 1-2)..................................................................36
High Speed Pulse Output (Pins 3, 5, 7, 9) ................................................................37
User Scaleable Pulse Output (Pins 15, 4, 6, 8).........................................................38