InFocus M-300 manual Electrical Requirements, Installation

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2-2 Installation

If planning to connect the laser engraving system to a computer through the parallel port, choose a location where the computer will be placed within 6 feet of the machine since this is the maximum recommended parallel cable length. Included with your system is a high quality, IEEE1284 compliant, 6-foot parallel printer cable. PLEASE USE THIS CABLE

ONLY. DO NOT SUBSTITUTE IT WITH A LONGER OR LOWER QUALITY CABLE OTHERWISE FILE TRANSMISSION ERRORS MAY OCCUR.

If connecting an additional laser system or other printer to the same computer, we recommend the installation of an additional parallel port into the computer. DO NOT use a manual A/B type switch box. This creates electrical noise, which can cause an engraving problem or can damage the laser system and/or the computer’s electronics.

It is possible to connect your computer to the laser system via the computer’s USB port. However, to do this, a special USB to Parallel Port adapter cable MUST be purchased. We recommend only “Belkin” brand converter cables. This cable can be purchased through your local computer store or purchased via the Internet through Belkin’s web site, www.belkin.com. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions on how to install the cable.

Electrical Requirements

Please refer to the “INPUT POWER” sticker near the system’s ON/OFF switch and power inlet for your system’s electrical requirements. Make sure that your electrical outlet is capable of providing the proper voltage, frequency and amperage that your laser system needs.

Noisy or unstable electricity as well as voltage spikes can cause interference and possible damage to the electronics of the laser system. Connect the laser system to a dedicated electrical line if this is a problem in your building.

An IT type of electrical supply is acceptable if a standard power source is unavailable. An IT power system is a power distribution system having no direct connection to earth, the exposed conductive parts of the electrical installation being earthed.

L1

L2

L3

N

Impedance

Power system

 

 

 

 

PE

earth

Exposed conductive parts

 

 

 

 

Example of IT power system

 

Never remove the ground lead to the electrical cord and plug the system into a non-grounded outlet. This is very dangerous and can lead to a severe, if not fatal, electrical shock. Always plug the system into a 3 prong grounded outlet.

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Contents Laser Platform Universal Laser Systems Inc All Rights Reserved Introduction Table of Contents Sample Materials Options & AccessoriesMaintenance TroubleshootingAppendices Description of Appropriate Use General SafetySafety Laser SafetyAB C D Safety LabelsOr D UL-30 FCC Compliance Statement and Warnings FCC ComplianceEU Declaration of Conformity EU Compliance CEOperating Environment InstallationElectrical Requirements InstallationExhaust Requirements Gate Cart Assembly Installation Laser Cartridge Installation Installation Graphics Programs Laser Cooling RequirementsComputer Requirements Software SuggestionsFont Requirements Making the Connections Computer Controlling the Laser System Problem PreventionDC Power Supply How it WorksControl Panel System Operation Laser Cartridge Laser CartridgeControl Panel System OperationMotion System System Operation Liquid Crystal Display LCD System Operation Green Indicator Light Red Indicator LightProcess Controls Motion Control System Menu System System Operation Ready Menu Menu DescriptionsSystem Operation File Display Menu Memory Control Menu Main MenuSystem Operation Preferences Menu System Operation DOS Power Settings MenuAutofocus Menu System Operation Options MenuONE File Memory Menu Helpful HintSET Focus Position Menu Configuration MenuSystem Operation AIR Assist Menu Dual Head MenuSET Rotary Axis Menu Ports Menu Tickle MenuUnits Menu Language MenuMotor Status Display System Operation Diagnostics MenuAlignment Mode Menu Memory Test MenuAbout Menu Focusing the Laser Beam Focus Tool Method Material Thickness Z Position Method Current Lens MenuSET Focal Height Menu To Use Autofocus System Operation Autofocus MethodTo Adjust Autofocus Loading and Positioning the Material Powering UpRunning the System Step by Step FocusingSetting the Drivers Properties Creating the GraphicDownloading the File Starting the Engraving Process Material Removing and Reloading 3D Effects Rubber StampsSingle Stamp Method Place Stamp in AN Unused Area Options & AccessoriesOptions & Accessories Settings for a 30 Watt System Options & Accessories Full Sheet Method Rotary Fixture Cutting Table Air Assist Compressor Air Assist SystemFocus Lens Kits Focal Length Spot Size Focal Range Sample Materials SafetySample Materials MaterialsSample Materials Light Raster Engraving Comments Acrylic Mirrored Comments Raster Engraving Brass Painted Corian / Avonite / Fountainhead Cork Male Female Glass / Crystal Leather Marble MAT Board Melamine Standard Engraving Melamine PHOTO/CLIPART Engraving Plastic Engravers Microsurfaced Perforated Vector Cutting Vector Cutting Kiss CUT Wood Laser Engraving or Cutting Wood can Ignite the Material Suggested Cleaning and Maintenance Supplies MaintenanceMaintenance Optics Cleaning System CleaningMaintenance #2 Mirror Maintenance #3 Mirror and Focus Lens Autofocus Sensor and Reflector if installed Maintenance Beam WindowElectronic Upgrading Adjustments and LubricationFuse Replacement Battery ReplacementCooling Fan Filters Maintenance ScheduleTroubleshooting Ihr ULS Vertragshändler Troubleshooting Ihr ULS Vertragshändler Troubleshooting Ihr ULS Vertragshändler Operational Ihr ULS Vertragshändler Appendix Appendix a Limited Warranty Facility Requirements Appendix B SpecificationsAppendix C Using DOS Based Programs Appendix D Using Macintosh Computers Appendix E Serial Port Cable Requirements Step Appendix F How To Get Help