Primes Cube M Manuel utilisateur
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Operating Manual
Translation of the Original Instructions
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Content
1 Basic Safety Instructions 5
2 Symbol Explanation 7
3 Conditions at the Installation Site 8
4 Characteristics of Battery-Powered Measuring Devices 8
5 System Description 9
5.1 Measuring Principles.............................................................................. 9
6 Transportation 9
7 Installation/Removal 10
7.1 Prepare installation............................................................................... 10
7.2 Mounting Position ................................................................................ 11
7.2.1 Align the Cube M with the Alignment Tool............................... 12
7.3 Install the Cube M................................................................................ 13
7.4 Remove the Cube M............................................................................ 13
8 Connections 14
8.1 External Safety Circuit (Laser Interlock)................................................. 14
8.2 Micro-USB-Socket............................................................................... 15
8.3 Bluetooth............................................................................................. 15
9 Control Elements 16
9.1 On/Off Button ...................................................................................... 16
10 Display 16
10.1 Status Messages ................................................................................. 17
10.2 Warning Message ................................................................................ 17
10.3 Battery Capacity .................................................................................. 17
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11 Measuring and Displaying with the Cube M 18
11.1 Safety Instructions ............................................................................... 18
11.2 Laser Parameter Setting ...................................................................... 19
11.2.1 Setting the Laser Rise Time.................................................... 19
11.2.2 Measurement with Pulsed Lasers........................................... 20
11.2.3 Minimum Energy per Single Measurement.............................. 20
11.3 Single Measurement ............................................................................ 21
11.4 Serial Measurement ............................................................................. 22
11.5 Measurement Storage ......................................................................... 23
12 Measurement and Evaluation via Software 24
12.1 Measurement and Evaluation with the LaserDiagnosticsSoftware LDS. 24
12.2 Measurement and Evaluation with the PRIMES Cube App ................... 24
12.3 Functions and Settings via the Software............................................... 24
13 Maintenance and Service 25
13.1 Exchanging the Protective Window...................................................... 25
13.1.1 Safety Instructions.................................................................. 25
14 Measures for the Product Disposal 28
15 Technical Data 29
16 Dimensions 31
17 Declaration of Conformity 32
18 Appendix 33
18.1 Measuring Range as a Function of the Absorber Temperature.............. 33
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1 Basic Safety Instructions
Intended Use
The Cube M is used to measure power in the beam path of lasers. Please observe and
adhere to the specifications and limit values given in Chapter15, „Technical Data“, on
Page29. Other forms of usage are improper. To ensure safe operation, the device
must only be operated according to the terms stipulated by the manufacturer.
Using the device for unspecified use is strictly prohibited by the manufacturer. By usage
other than intended the device can be damaged or destroyed. This poses an increased
health hazard up to fatal injuries. When operating the device, it must be ensured that
there are no potential hazards to human health.
The device itself does not emit any laser radiation. During the measurement, however,
the laser beam is guided onto the device which causes stray radiation (laser class 4).
That is why the applying safety regulations are to be observed and necessary protective
measures need to be taken.
Observing applicable safety regulations
Please observe valid national and international safety regulations as stipulated in ISO/
CEN/TR standards as well as in the IEC-60825-1 regulation, in ANSIZ136 “Laser
Safety Standards” and ANSI Z 136.1 “Safe Use of Lasers”, published by the American
National Standards Institute, and additional publications, such as the “Laser Safety
Basics”, the “LIA Laser Safety Guide”, the “Guide for the Selection of Laser Eye Protec-
tion” and the “Laser Safety Bulletin”, published by the Laser Institute of America, as well
as the “Guide of Control of Laser Hazards” by ACGIH.
Taking Necessary Safety Measures
If there are people present within the danger zone of visible or invisible laser radiation,
for example near laser systems that are only partly covered, open beam guidance sys-
tems or laser processing areas, the following safety measures need to be taken:
• Please wear safety goggles adapted to the laser wave length and operating
mode of the laser beam source in use.
• Depending on the laser source, it may be necessary to wear suitable protective
clothing or protective gloves.
• Please protect yourself from direct laser radiation, scattered radiation as well as
from beams generated from laser radiation (e.g. by using appropriate shielding
walls or by weakening the radiation to a harmless level).
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• Please use beam guidance- or beam absorber elements which do not emit any
hazardous particles as soon as they get in contact with laser radiation and which
resist the beam sufficiently.
• Please install safety switches and/or emergency safety mechanisms which enable
an immediate closure of the laser shutter.
• Please ensure a stable mounting of the device in order to prevent a relative motion
of the device to the beam axis of the laser and thus to reduce the risk of stray
radiation.
Employing Qualified Personnel
All users must have been trained in the installation and operation of the device and they
need to have a basic knowledge about the work with high power lasers, beam guidance
systems as well as focussing units.
Conversions, modifications and repairs
The device must not be modified, neither constructionally nor safety-related, without
our explicit permission. The device must not be opened e.g. to carry out unauthorized
repairs. Modifications of any kind will result in the exclusion of our liability for resulting
damages.
Liability Disclaimer
The manufacturer and the distributor of the measuring devices do not claim liability
for damages or injuries of any kind resulting from an improper use or handling of the
devices or the associated software. Neither the manufacturer nor the distributor can be
held liable by the buyer or the user for damages to people, material or financial losses
due to a direct or indirect use of the measuring devices.
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2 Symbol Explanation
The following symbols and signal words indicate possible residual risks:
DANGER
means that death or serious physical injuries will occur if necessary safety
precautions are not taken.
WARNING
means that death or serious physical injuries can occur if necessary safety
precautions are not taken.
CAUTION
means that a slight physical injury can occur if necessary safety precautions
are not taken.
NOTICE
means that property damages can occur if necessary safety precautions are
not taken.
The device itself or the packing bears the following symbols to indicate require-
ments and possible dangers:
Read and observe the operating instructions and safety guidelines before the
start-up!
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Further symbols that are not safety-related:
Here you can find useful information and helpful hints.
With the CE marking the manufacturer guarantees that his product is in confor-
mity with the EC guidelines.
Call for observing (visual feedback from the device or the software).
X Call for action
3 Conditions at the Installation Site
The device must only be operated in a dry and dust free atmosphere. High levels of
humidity can lead to condensation, which can affect the operation of the device. This
also applies to high environmental dust exposure.
In industrial environments erroneous measurements may be triggered by strong elec-
tromagnetic fields. In this case we recommend EMC compliant shielding of the interlock
cable.
4 Characteristics of Battery-Powered Measuring Devices
The device is equipped with a lithium-ion battery. Note that this battery may ignite or
explode at high temperatures.
To operate the device, the ambient conditions must therefore be observed and adhered
to in accordance with the specifications in Chapter15, „Technical Data“, on Page29.
The lithium-ion battery is permanently installed in the device. Do not open the device
to replace the lithium-ion battery, as damage to the battery may result in the escape of
harmful substances.
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5 System Description
Laser beam
Display
On/Off Button
Protective
window
Protective win-
dow holder
Laser Interlock
Micro-USB-Socket
Fig. 5.1: System description of the Cube M
5.1 Measuring Principles
The absorber of the calorimetric measurement system is irradiated by a laser for a short
period of time. The temperature difference of the absorber between start and finish
of the laser pulse is measured. From the increase in temperature, the microprocessor
based electronics is able to calculate laser power to a high degree of accuracy.
6 Transportation
NOTICE
Damaging/Destruction of the device
Hard impacts or dropping the device can damage the optical and electri-
cal components.
X Only transport the device in its original packaging.
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7 Installation/Removal
7.1 Prepare installation
1. Turn off the laser source.
2. Ensure that moving parts, e.g. robot arms, etc. are at a standstill and that they
cannot be set in motion unintentionally.
DANGER
Serious eye or skin injury due to laser radiation
If the stability of the device is not guaranteed or the inlet aperture is not
centered and mounted perpendicular to the laser beam, increased scat-
tered or directed reflection of the laser beam will occur.
X Align the device as described in Chapter 7.2 on Page 11.
X Install the device according to Chapter 7.3 on Page 13 in a way that
ensures, that the device can not shift or fall.
CAUTION
Cutting hazard
Contamination and fingerprints on the protective window can lead to da-
mage or shattering or splintering of the protective window during measu-
ring operation.
X Do not touch the protective window.
X Only operate the device with a clean protective window.
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