InFocus M-300 manual Marble

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Sample Materials 6-15

MARBLE

RASTER ENGRAVING

LASER WATTAGE

POWER

SPEED

PPI

PASS

DEPTH

15

100

28

500

1

.003”

20

100

37

500

1

.003”

25

100

46

500

1

.003”

30

100

55

500

1

.003”

35

100

64

500

1

.003”

40

100

73

500

1

.003”

45

100

83

500

1

.003”

50

100

92

500

1

.003”

VECTOR ENGRAVING

 

 

 

 

 

LASER WATTAGE

POWER

SPEED

PPI

PASS

DEPTH

15

40

4.0

500

1

.003”

20

30

4.0

500

1

.003”

25

24

4.0

500

1

.003”

30

20

4.0

500

1

.003”

35

17

4.0

500

1

.003”

40

15

4.0

500

1

.003”

45

13

4.0

500

1

.003”

50

12

4.0

500

1

.003”

COMMENTS

Most marble and polished stones will turn white when engraved. Masking is not necessary and light engraving works out better than heavy and deep engraving. Engraving deeply will cause a highly detailed image to appear washed out. The objective is to engrave deep enough to turn the marble white and provide a good contrast. Too much power can also cause the material to discolor and turn brown as if it were burned. Photographs look great when engraved on marble, especially darker marbles where the whiteness of the engraving really stands out. Avoid using marble that is very textured looking. The texture washes out the details of the engraving. Try to use uniformly colored marble and related stones. Marble can also be paint filled by using a wax based paint. Rub the paint on with a fingertip, let dry and then buff with a soft cloth. The paint will only adhere to the engraved surface and not the surrounding areas.

ENGRAVING THIS MATERIAL PRODUCES ABRASIVE PARTICLES. Clean the laser system more frequently to reduce wear and tear on the motion system components and optics. Damage to the laser system from inadequate or insufficient maintenance WILL NOT be covered under warranty.

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Contents Laser Platform Universal Laser Systems Inc All Rights Reserved Introduction Table of Contents Sample Materials Options & AccessoriesTroubleshooting MaintenanceAppendices 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 PreventionHow it Works DC Power SupplyControl Panel System Operation Laser Cartridge Laser CartridgeSystem Operation Control PanelMotion System System Operation Liquid Crystal Display LCD Red Indicator Light System Operation Green 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 Current Lens Menu Material Thickness Z Position MethodSET Focal Height Menu To Use Autofocus System Operation Autofocus MethodTo Adjust Autofocus Loading and Positioning the Material Powering UpRunning the System Step by Step FocusingCreating the Graphic Setting the Drivers PropertiesDownloading the File Starting the Engraving Process Material Removing and Reloading Rubber Stamps 3D EffectsSingle 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