1 - 10 of 38 Search Results for rfps
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1.
Diamond_E400_DSrevA
(PAGE 1 OF 2)
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…(15.1 in.)
384 mm
(15.1 in.)
Output
Aperture
Output
Beam
203 mm (8.0 in.)
Min. Clearance Required
for RFPS Removal
3X Mounting Points
Enables "Golden Axis"
Rapid Field Replacement
254 mm (10.0 in.)
Min. Clearance Required
for…
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4.
00_E-1000_PreInst.book
(PAGE 80 OF 95)
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…DEFINITION PARAMETERS RETURNS
grt Get RFPS temperature none
RFPS maximum temperature in degrees
Celsius
glt Get LASER temperature none
Laser maximum temperature in degrees
Celsius
gfp Get forward power none, 1-4
RFPS peak forward power in 10s of watts.
No…
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5.
00_E-1000_PreInst.book
(PAGE 54 OF 95)
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1. Connect the short interface cable between the laser head (J14 -
Laser to RFPS) and the RF power supply (J1 - RFPS to Laser).
Tighten the jack screws.
Never connect or disconnect the laser to RFPS connector cable
when the laser is powered on. Wait at least 2 minutes after
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6.
00_E-400_Preinstall.book
(PAGE 37 OF 39)
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Diamond E-400 Preinstallation Manual
31
Do not plug or unplug Laser to RFPS connector cable when the
laser is powered on.
Table 4. E-400 Head Indicators and Connectors
CONTROL FUNCTION
Output aperture The output beam exits the laser head from this aperture.
Purge gas…
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7.
00_E-400_Preinstall.book
(PAGE 37 OF 39)
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Diamond E-400 Preinstallation Manual
31
Do not plug or unplug Laser to RFPS connector cable when the
laser is powered on.
Table 4. E-400 Head Indicators and Connectors
CONTROL FUNCTION
Output aperture The output beam exits the laser head from this aperture.
Purge gas…
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8.
00_E-1000_PreInst.book
(PAGE 51 OF 95)
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…to the RFPS terminals and
when the Connector Cable (Item 9) is connected.
8
48 VDC (+)
(terminal)
Connects +48 VDC from the DC power supply to the RF power supply.
Use a 3/4" wrench. Apply 190 lb.-in. (21.4 N·m) torque to nut supplied.
9
Laser to RFPS
connector…
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9.
00_E-400_Preinstall.book
(PAGE 29 OF 39)
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To avoid the risk of injury, never lean on the RFPS while placed
on a horizontal surface and not fixed this could cause the laser
to tip. In the event that the laser is on a bench in a non-fixed
state, temporary support of the RFPS is recommended.
See Figure 20a, b, c & d.
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10.
00_E-400_Preinstall.book
(PAGE 29 OF 39)
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To avoid the risk of injury, never lean on the RFPS while placed
on a horizontal surface and not fixed this could cause the laser
to tip. In the event that the laser is on a bench in a non-fixed
state, temporary support of the RFPS is recommended.
See Figure 20a, b, c & d.
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