HPC Laser LS1390 Manuel utilisateur
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HPC LASER LIMITED –NEVER LEAVE YOUR MACHINE UNATTENDED WHEN WORKING
HPC LASER LTD
LS1390
QUICK GUIDE
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HPC LASER LIMITED –NEVER LEAVE YOUR MACHINE UNATTENDED WHEN WORKING
LASER SAFETY
NEVER override any of the safety switches on the laser machine or
leave the laser machine unattended while it is in operation.
NEVER operate the laser machine with the lid or any of the doors open.
These should be locked at all times.
KEYS –The laser machine has locks with keys provided with the
machine. All doors with locks must be locked and keys removed.
Only one key should be kept with the operator at any time.
Please ensure all keys are safe and away.
ALWAYS avoid looking into the laser beam.
RECOMMENDED:
It is certainly recommended that the user wears eye protection,
especially when aligning the beam. HPC LASER can supply the suitable
glasses. Alternatively 10.6 micron protective eye wear can be purchased
elsewhere if you wish to do so, we would always recommend ours. This
protection will not impair viewing and can easily be combined with safety
glasses.
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ELECTRICAL SAFETY
DO NOT open the centre and lower panels of the machine when
switched on as there is voltage present. If planning to do so please
contact us on 01422 310800 for technical advice.
FIRE SAFETY
Laser machines represent a potential fire risk.
Most engraving or cutting materials are inherently combustible, and
while the objective of most engraving and cutting operations is to
vaporize material without burning, it is astonishingly easy to ignite a
flame. Usually this is a simple “flare” of burning gases, issuing from the
focused spot on the machine, which follows the moving spot and which
extinguishes itself as soon as the laser beam is modulated off. Should
the machine actually be set on fire, the fire must be extinguished by the
operator or someone nearby at once after using the emergency stop
button, or the engraver will be seriously damaged or destroyed!
Remove the debris from under the work table regularly.
NEVER operate the machine without a fume filtration system or a
properly operating vent to the outside. Most material will only produce an
irritating smoke when engraved. Some materials, including but not
limited to paint, varnish, composition board and plastics produce
compounds that can be harmful if concentrated. A properly installed vent
is the only way to ensure that problems do not occur.
NEVER engrave or cut any material containing PVC or vinyl. When
engraved, a corrosive agent is produced that will destroy your machine.
Any non-recommended materials being used on the unit should be
assessed for potential dangers: - e.g. Health & Fire Risks.
NEVER leave the machine unattended in any circumstances what so
ever. There is a significant risk of fire if the machine is set improperly, or
if the machine should experience a mechanical or electrical failure while
operating.
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NEVER operate with any of the covers or enclosures removed, and
never modify the enclosure. The laser is invisible.
Section 1: Unpacking your Laserscript machine.
Unpack the machine from the crate using 14mm and 17mm
spanner.
Wear protective gloves to avoid splinters.
Environmentally dispose of the packaging.
Unload the machine and place on a level floor.
Remove DVD/Software CD from the accessory pack and watch
installation DVD fully and take note.
Remove transit cable ties to all parts, including laser head, keys,
and laser bed.
Unlock side doors using the keys provided to allow laser tube
Removal and installation.
Put keys into the on / off key switch. (Front right of machine).
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Open the side of the machine which holds all the machines
accessories. (Isolator door).
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HPC LASER LIMITED –NEVER LEAVE YOUR MACHINE UNATTENDED WHEN WORKING
CHILLER –QUICK GUIDE;
Make sure to turn on the chiller before any kind of use. The laser
machine will NOT operate until the chiller has lowered or risen to
the temperature of 20⁰.
Switch on the machine at the isolator (found at the bottom right of
the right side of the machine, RED SWITCH)
Turn on the cutting gas –we recommend this being behind the
machine.
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HPC LASER LIMITED –NEVER LEAVE YOUR MACHINE UNATTENDED WHEN WORKING
Open CypCut –if any alarms are indicated on this software reset
the safety system. (Press and release the emergency stop button
then press reset button).
Now turn on the laser machine at the key switch found on the face
of the machine on the top right and then press the activate button.
Make sure you origin the machine so the head knows where it is
on the bed. If not the laser head will bang into the sides and ends
of the machine bed.
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HPC LASER LIMITED –NEVER LEAVE YOUR MACHINE UNATTENDED WHEN WORKING
YOU ARE NOW READY TO OPERATE THE
MACHINE
OPERATION
File –import –Chose the correct file type.
Chose material from –layer –load –chose from listed.
The notes below the software will contain information for nozzle
laser tip size nozzle –Gas pressure –Adjust all of these numbers
to suit.
ONCE THE CHILLER IS UP TO TEMPERATURE
Press;
Laser activate –test that the gas is working by pressing the
PUFF button on the computer.
1. Bring the laser head close to the material which you are
using to cut by pressing the arrow keys on the computer.
2. Press both aim and shutter –These should light up green
on the computer screen.
3. By pressing frame on the computer this will show you the
area of the cut.
4. You are now ready to press start for the machine to do the
job.
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HPC LASER LIMITED –NEVER LEAVE YOUR MACHINE UNATTENDED WHEN WORKING
Shutting down the machine.
1. Switch off the Gas.
2. Press the Puff button until all gas is released from the
machine.
3. Switch off aim and shutter
4. Turn off the laser machine by the key switch found at the
front.
5. Shut down the computer.
6. Switch off the main laser power.
7. Switch off the chiller.
8. Finally switch of the isolator.
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