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Panasonic LP-M Series, Operation Manual

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Numbers

2D Code Skip Marking ................................................  133

A

Adjustment of Touch Panel .........................................  252

AI (Application Identifier)

 ............................................   174

Alarm ...........................................................................  268
Alignment ....................................................................  149
Arc ...............................................................................  153
AutoCADLT .................................................................  294

B

BACKUP .....................................................................  222
Bar Code Condition ....................................................  157
Baud Rate ...................................................................  233
Bold Line Width ...........................................................  150

C

Change File No. ............................................................  97
Character Conditions ..................................................  149
Character Display .........................................................  82
Character Height .........................................................   151
Character Input ...........................................................  104
Character Interval Angle .............................................  154
Character Width ..........................................................   151
Char. Cond. No. ..........................................................  149
Check Digit ..................................................................   117
Check Sum..................................................................  233
CODE39 ......................................................................  160
CODE128 ....................................................................  160
Common Counter ........................................................  207
Common Expiry Date..................................................  206

Common file

 ................................................................  215

Common Lot ...............................................................  209
Common Setting .........................................................  205
Composite ...................................................................  164
Concatenated Marking ................................................  200
Console .......................................................................  229
Copy and Paste ...........................................................  107
Counter ..........................................................  35, 111, 120
Current Date .................................................................  25
Curve Adjustment .......................................................  191

D

Data Length ................................................................  233
Date and Time.............................................................  229
Delay Distance ............................................................  195
Delay Time ..................................................................  193
Delete Media ...............................................................  221
Delete Registration .....................................................  220
Delimit .........................................................................  233

Dual Pointer ..................................................................  92
DXF .............................................................................  294

E

EAN/UPC ....................................................................  160
Edge Adjustment .........................................................  191
Encoder Fine Adj. .......................................................  199
Encoder Pulse .............................................................  196
Encoder Signal ............................................................  195
Environment 1 .............................................................  225
Environment 2 .............................................................  229
Equidistant Marking ....................................................  197
Error Indication ...........................................................  268
Error Log .......................................................................  90
Ethernet.......................................................................  234
Expiry Date ...................................................   28, 109, 118
External Offset ............................................................  126

F

FILE ...............................................................................  96
Flying Object .........................................................   51, 194
Flying Object Wait ...............................................  185, 196
Font ......................................................................  217, 218
Function Character .....................................................  109

G

General Condition .......................................................  130
GS1 DataBar ...............................................................  162
Guide Laser ..................................................................  93

H

Human Readable Text ................................................  172

I

Image Display .............................................................   211
INPUT ASSIST ...........................................................  129
Inversion......................................................................  130
I/O Check Monitor .........................................................  89
ITF ...............................................................................  160

J

Jump Adjustment ........................................................  192
Justify ..........................................................................   151

L

Laser Output Optimize ................................................  237
Laser Power ................................................................  183
Laser Pulse Cycle .......................................................  183
Laser Setting ...............................................................  183
Layer Condition ...........................................................  134
Line Interval ................................................................  154
Line Speed ............................................................  88, 185
Line Speed Fine Adj. ...................................................  199
Logo ......................................................................  44, 155
Logo File .....................................................................  216

ME-LPMSZ-OP-7

Summary of Contents for LP-M Series

Page 1: ...2019 3 panasonic net id pidsx global Laser Marker Operation Manual LP M series LP S series LP Z series ME LPMSZ OP 7 No 9000 0063 56V ...

Page 2: ...may not infringe any intellectual property rights such as patent rights of a third party Trademark Windows is a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries QR Code is a registered trademarks of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED Adobe the Adobe logo Acrobat and Reader are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the...

Page 3: ...ect the eyes against the scattered beam Never look at the direct beam or reflected beam even when you are wearing the protective goggles In order to prevent unexpected exposures from object to be marked or its peripherals set protective enclosure with proper reflectance durability and thermal resistance to enclose the laser radiation area Construct an interlock systems such as a function to stop l...

Page 4: ... SF LP S200 LP S2xx LP Sxx0 LP Sxxx LP Sxxx SF LP S Sries LP Sxxx W LP S500 LP S500 CHN LP S500 SF LP S500 LP S5xx LP S202 LP S202 CHN LP S202 SF LP S202 LP S2xx LP Sxx2 LP S502 LP S502 CHN LP S502 SF LP S502 LP S5xx LP S205 LP S205 CHN LP S205 SF LP S205 LP S2xx LP Sxx5 LP S505 LP S505 CHN LP S505 SF LP S505 LP S5xx LP S500W LP S500W CHN LP S500W LP Sxx0 W LP SxxxW LP S505W LP S505W CHN LP S505W ...

Page 5: ...he laser marker and set the marking data using touch panel console or monitor and mouse Laser Marker NAVI plus Operation Manual This manual describes how to operate the laser marker and set the marking data using PC setting software Laser Marker NAVI plus Serial Communication Guide This manual describes the communication commands to control the laser marker externally using the serial communicatio...

Page 6: ...y December Mark Counter 1 3 4 Mark Counter P 35 ０ ０ ０ １ ０ ０ ０ ２ ０ ０ ０ ３ ０ ０ ０ ４ Mark Code Symbol 1 3 5 Mark Code Symbol P 39 Mark Logo 1 3 6 Mark Logo P 44 Mark Step Repeat 1 3 7 Mark Step Repeat P 47 Mark to Flying Object 1 3 8 Mark to Flying Object P 51 Let s Try Contents The user can refer to the corresponding pages in which the contents of what user tries to do are described using this Let s T...

Page 7: ...ware Operation Manual Create or Edit Making Font Font Maker Operation Manual Install Laser Marker NAVI plus Laser Marker NAVI plus Operation Manual Install and Connect Laser Marker Safety Setup Maintenance Guide Control by I O Safety Setup Maintenance Guide Control by RS 232C Ethernet Serial Communication Guide When in Trouble Troubleshooting P 256 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 8: ... Time 25 1 3 2 Mark Expiry Date and Time 28 1 3 3 Mark Lot No 32 1 3 4 Mark Counter 35 1 3 5 Mark Code Symbol 39 1 3 6 Mark Logo 44 1 3 7 Mark Step Repeat 47 1 3 8 Mark to Flying Object 51 1 4 Basic Setting for Marking 3D Figure 55 1 4 1 Mark on Slope 55 1 4 2 Mark on Uneven Figure 58 1 4 3 Mark on Cylinder 61 1 4 4 Mark on Cylinder 2 64 1 4 5 Mark on Horizontal Cone 67 1 4 6 Mark on Vertical Cone...

Page 9: ...racter Input 104 2 8 3 Editing Character 107 2 8 4 Function Character 109 2 9 Function Setting 118 2 9 1 Expiry Date 118 2 9 2 Counter 120 2 9 3 Lot 122 2 9 4 Rank 124 2 9 5 External Offset 126 2 10 Marking Condition 130 2 10 1 General Condition 130 2 10 2 Character Conditions 149 2 10 3 Logo Condition 155 2 10 4 Bar Code Condition 157 2 10 5 Processing Condition 176 2 10 6 Point Radiation Conditi...

Page 10: ...ent Setting 225 2 16 1 Display Setting Environment 1 225 2 16 2 System Setting Environment 2 229 2 16 3 Communication I O Setting Environment 3 232 2 16 4 Laser Output Confirmation 236 2 16 5 Maintenance Environment 3 248 2 16 6 Output Simulation 251 2 16 7 Adjustment of Touch Panel 252 2 16 8 Language Selection 253 2 16 9 System Information 254 Troubleshooting 255 Troubleshooting 256 Error Indica...

Page 11: ...1 Basic Operation Procedure ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 12: ... According to the selected button the screen will change Reference If the touch panel responds out of the pointed position adjust the touch panel referring to 2 16 7 Adjustment of Touch Panel P 252 Selection of setting items Select the setting items with the following methods No Description q Press pq or tu button to switch the items w Press the item to be set from the list The item displayed with...

Page 13: ...SET q w e r t y u Function of the button on the entry field No Description q CANCEL closes the entry field screen w SET fixes the input and close the entry field screen e Arrow key moves the input cursor position r DEL deletes a character or number behind of the cursor t BS removes a character or number in front of the cursor y The symbols such as or are displayed depending on the setting data u S...

Page 14: ...the laser marker 1 Setup and connect the laser marker 5 Save the marking data 1 Select the file No 2 Input the marking contents characters symbol code logos etc 3 Set the marking layout coordinates size etc 4 Set the laser condition 1 Confirm the radiation position by the guide laser 2 Radiate the laser for marking 3 Set the marking data 4 Radiate the laser ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 15: ...rker using these cables Head control cable Head power cable Laser gate cable 1 Fiber cable 2 3 Connect the following devices and cables to the controller Touch panel console and return harness or monitor and mouse or PC Input output terminal 3 Interlock connector 3 Laser gate terminal 1 3 Input connector for displacement sensor 4 4 Connect the controller power cable 1 Only for LP Mxxx S type 2 For...

Page 16: ...supply until completing the system start In case of turning ON the power supply after turning OFF leave the interval at least 5 seconds between ON and OFF 2 If the language selection screen appears at the start up select the language to be used for the display and press SET To skip this screen from the next start up check Don t display this massage on next start up 3 The operation screen is appear...

Page 17: ... layout data are stored in file format Select the file No at first to set the marking data 1 Press SETTING to switch the screen mode from operation to setting mode 2 Press FILE 3 Press OPEN The Select File No window will appear 4 Select File No 0003 and press SET ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 18: ...put character data ABCD 1 Press CHARACTER The screen is changed into the character setting one 2 Place the cursor on the first line 01 and press EDIT Re adjusting the cursor to the first line 01 and then pressing double clicking the same cursor performs the same operation 3 Press ALPHA NUM 4 Input ABCD 5 Press SET 3 1 2 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 19: ...haracter Interval 5 mm Character Width 4 mm Character Height 4 mm Starting Coordinate X 10 mm Y 5 mm 1 Press CONDITION Then press CHARACTER 2 Set 4 mm to Character Height Set 4 mm to Character Width Set 10 mm to X Position Set 5 mm to Y Position Set 5 mm to Char Interval Character Interval 3 Press IMAGE to check the marking layout ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 20: ...to Laser Power The larger value the marking becomes darker or deeper To find the proper value set here from small value and adjust it to larger value according to the marking quality 3 Set 300 mm s to Scan Speed The larger value the marking becomes lighter and the marking time becomes shorter ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 21: ...for each model For the appropriate work distance for each model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Reference The work distance can visually be confirmed using 2 6 1 Dual pointer P 92 2 Press IMAGE to check the marking layout 3 Press GUIDE 4 Select Marking Character and press START The marking content is displayed with the red guide laser Adjust the position of the marking object A B C D ...

Page 22: ...T of the marking mode 3 The dialog box of the test marking is indicated by pressing START The marking is started by pressing OK WARNING The laser beam is emitted Be sure to use the protective goggle and enclosure while dealing with the laser Reference For LP Mxxx S type laser can not be emitted without opening the laser gate After starting the test marking open the laser gate by external control s...

Page 23: ...tring of the Comments to set the file name 3 Input the comment and press SET Reference For the file name up to 20 characters can be input in case of inputting all single byte letter 4 Press SAVE The file content is saved Notice The file is not saved only by inputting file name For saving the file be sure to overwrite the file ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 24: ...ice If turning off the power of the laser marker without overwriting the file under dealing the data is not saved Be sure to check the file saving before turning off the power Do not turn off the power during marking Turning off the power during marking might cause the failure of the laser marker If it needs to stop the laser radiation use the interlock system constructed by using the interlock co...

Page 25: ...haracter and laser applied for the current date function Notice The following items Date Lot and Expiry date are marked based on the internal clock of the laser marker The internal clock might be deviated caused by the error of the internal parts or degree of the battery drain Therefore be sure to check the time of the internal clock before the operation Reference For details on the current date f...

Page 26: ...ACTER 2 Select the first line 01 and press EDIT Or double click the first line 01 3 Press FUNC CHAR FUNCTION CHARACTER and press CURRENT CURRENT DATE 4 Set 2 to Figure The figure can be set from 1 to 6 5 Select Hour 24 6 Select Zero Fill 3 2 1 2 1 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 27: ...t from 1 to 6 9 Select Minute 10 Select Zero Fill 11 Press INPUT and then press SET The 02 H0 02 m0 is input into the first line of the marking character string 12 Press IMAGE to check the marking layout The data to be marked current time is displayed 2 1 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 28: ...laser Notice The following items Date Lot and Expiry date are marked based on the internal clock of the laser marker The internal clock might be deviated caused by the error of the internal parts or degree of the battery drain Therefore be sure to check the time of the internal clock before the operation Reference For details on the expiry date function refer to 2 9 1 Expiry Date P 118 By using TI...

Page 29: ...ition is set to expiry No 1 Reference The expiration is settable up to 4 per file 1 to 4 Other than this setting the setting for common counter 5 to 8 that are common to all files are available Refer to 2 13 Common Setting P 205 2 Set 30 to Expi Expiry Date 3 Set Day to Unit ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 30: ...the first line 01 and press EDIT Or double click the first line 01 3 Press FUNC CHAR FUNCTION CHARACTER and then press EXPI Expiry Date 4 Enter 1 to the EXPI Expiry No field Set 2 to Figure The figure can be set from 1 to 6 5 Select Month 6 Select Zero Fill 3 2 1 1 2 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 31: ...continuously 9 Select Zero Fill 10 Press INPUT and then press SET The 02 M1 02 D1 is input into the 1st line of the marking character string 11 Press IMAGE to check the marking layout The date to be marked is displayed ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 32: ...items Date Lot and Expiry date are marked based on the internal clock of the laser marker The internal clock might be deviated caused by the error of the internal parts or degree of the battery drain Therefore be sure to check the time of the internal clock before the operation Reference For details on the lot function refer to 2 9 3 Lot P 122 By using TIME HOLD IN signal of the I O connector pin ...

Page 33: ...5 The period of the lot is selectable among Expiry 1 to Expiry 8 Counter 0 to Common Counter 7 other than Current Date Refer to 2 9 3 Lot P 122 4 Set Month to Unit 5 Define Start from End by and Marking Character Set the period and marking character as follows Period Marking Character 1 to 1 JAN 2 to 2 FEB 3 to 3 MAR 4 to 4 APR 5 to 5 MAY 6 to 6 JUN 7 to 7 JUL 8 to 8 AUG 9 to 9 SEP 10 to 10 OCT 11...

Page 34: ...01 and press EDIT Or double click the first line 01 3 Press FUNC CHAR FUNCTION CHARACTER and press LOT 4 Set 0 to Lot Lot No 5 Press INPUT and then press SET The SFT 0 is input to first line of the marking character string 6 Press IMAGE to check the marking layout 3 2 1 2 1 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 35: ...ero Fill Enable Type of base number Base 10 Decimal number system Set the counters shown above 2 Input the function character of the lot 1 Set the Lot Refer to 3 Set the marking layout P 19 and 4 Set the laser condition P 20 1 2 3 Set the marking data P 17 3 Set the conditions of the function character of the lot and laser Reference For details on the counter function refer to 2 9 2 Counter P 120 ...

Page 36: ...up to 4 per file 0 to 3 Other than this setting the setting for common counter 4 to 7 that are common to all files are available For details refer to 2 13 2 Common Counter P 207 2 Set 1 to Curr current value Set 1 to Init initial value Set 1000 to End end value Set 1 to Step Select TRIG TRIGGER for Source Count Source ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 37: ...Or double click the first line 01 3 Press FUNC CHAR FUNCTION CHARACTER and press COUNTER 4 Set 0 to Counter Counter Number Set 4 to Figure Set 0 to Offset Set the number to Decimal Number Select Zero Fill Zero indication The figure can be set from 1 to 6 The offset can be set from 0 to 9 The number can be set from 2 binary to 36 3 2 1 2 1 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 38: ...38 5 Press INPUT and then press SET The 04 C0 is input to 1st line of the marking character string 6 Press IMAGE to check the marking layout 0001 is displayed 2 1 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 39: ...to mark the above QR code at a center point with X coordinate 0 and Y coordinate 0 are described below 3 Set the pattern 2 Set the data to be converted into QR code 1 Set QR code condition Refer to 4 Set the laser condition P 20 in 1 2 3 Set the marking data P 17 4 Set the laser setting of QR code Reference For details on QR code marking refer to Setting for QR Code and Data Matrix Code P 167 ME L...

Page 40: ...hen press BAR CODE 2 Set 0 to Bar Code No The bar code numbers 0 to 15 can be selected per file 3 Set QR Code Model 2 to Bar Code Type Set the bar code type from the bar code pop up window after clicking Type column 4 Press CONDITION ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 41: ...ric to Mode Press Mode to switch display in the order of Alpha Binary Kanji and Numeric 7 Set H to Err Cor Error Correction Press Err Cor to switch display in the order of M Q H and L 8 Set 0 500 mm to Module H Module Height Set 0 500 mm to Module W Module Width 9 Set 0 000 mm to X Pos X Position Set 0 000 mm to Y Pos Y Position ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 42: ...the data to be converted into QR code 1 Select the first line 01 of the QR Code Data and press EDIT Or double click the first line 01 2 Press ALPHA NUM and input ABCDEFGHIJKLMN12345 3 Press SET 2 1 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 43: ...d Select a pattern and press SET Reference If a reading failure occurs with the standard pattern use the font maker provided to created the proper pattern Refer to Font Maker Operation Manual for details 2D code pattern can be also set using the character code Press JIS Code to open the ten key pad and then input the character code 4 Press IMAGE to check the marking layout ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 44: ...ike shown above is described below 2 Set the condition for logo 1 Select logo data Refer to 4 Set the laser condition P 20 in 1 2 3 Set the marking data P 17 3 Set the laser setting of the logo Reference For details on logo marking refer to 2 10 3 Logo Condition P 155 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 45: ...arker Refer to 2 15 USB Media P 214 and Logo Data Conversion Software Operation Manual As for the following file format data BMP DXF JPEG and HPGL and art work made by Adobe Illustrator convert these data into the appropriate file format data using logo data conversion software or ExportVec and then register the data into the laser marker DXF files are not required to be converted Refer to the Log...

Page 46: ...Angle 3 Set 100 to Laser Power Cor Laser Power Correction Set 100 to Scan Speed Cor Scan Speed Correction Reference To adjust the laser power and or scan speed set in the laser setting screen only for the logo data input the correction ratio in this screen Refer to 2 10 3 Logo Condition P 155 4 Press IMAGE to check the marking layout ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 47: ...al 4 mm Character Width 3 mm Row Step 10 mm Character Height 3 mm Mark ABC in 3 columns and 3 rows 3 Set the conditions for Step Repeat 2 Set the character condition 1 Set the marking character Refer to 4 Set the laser condition P 20 in 1 2 3 Set the marking data P 17 4 Set the laser condition Reference For details refer to Step Repeat P 144 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 48: ...48 1 Set the marking character 1 Press CHARACTER 2 Select the first line 01 and press EDIT Or double click the first line 01 3 Press ALPHA NUM 4 Input ABC and press SET 3 2 1 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 49: ...ion 1 Press CONDITION Then press CHARACTER 2 Set 3 000 mm to Character Height Set 3 000 mm to Character Width Set 0 000 mm to X Position Set 0 000 mm to Y Position Set 4 000 mm to Char Interval Character Interval ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 50: ...s STEP REPEAT 2 Check STEP REPEAT 3 Set 3 to Number of Row Set 3 to Number of Col Number of Column 4 Set 10 mm to Row Step Set 18 mm to Col Step Column Step 5 Set 20 000 mm to X Offset Set 20 000 mm to Y Offset 6 Press IMAGE to check the marking layout ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 51: ... of the laser marker into ready for receiving trigger P 54 The detail is described in 1 Set the conditions of the on the fly marking P 52 Refer to 1 2 3 Set the marking data P 17 3 Set the status of the laser marker into ready for receiving trigger 2 Set the conditions of the on the fly marking 1 Input character and set the marking conditions Reference For details on marking on moving object refer...

Page 52: ...Moving Direction The work is marked to the direction shown in the following figure RIGHT Notice Set the marker head in vertical against the work flow direction Reference Refer to 2 12 Trigger Setting P 193 for the work moving direction 3 Set Trigger Marking to Trigger ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 53: ...y Distance Work Direction Notice Fine adjust the delay distance by executing the test marking actually Reference When the line speed fluctuates use Encoder signal In such case enter the number of encoder pulses When the encoder is not used marking on flying objects is executed by applying the calculation result based on the line speed already input For the encoder signal refer to Trigger Selection...

Page 54: ...prox 20 sec 2 Set marking mode to RUN 3 Press START The marking is started by inputting trigger Reference Set the marking mode to RUN and press START Then the internal shutter is opened and the laser marker is ready for receiving the trigger For changing the status of the laser marker into the receivable status set the marking mode to REMOTE other than setting into RUN mode and control the laser m...

Page 55: ...t ABCD Starting Coordinate X 8 mm Starting Coordinate Y 2 mm Character Height 4 mm Marking Image Character Width 3 mm Character Interval 4 mm X Y Z X Y 20mm 16mm 20mm Original Point of Local Coordinate Center of 3D Figure Rotation Angle X 45 degree Original Point of World Coordinate ABCD X Y Original Point of Local Coordinate X Position Y Position Character Condition 3D Figure Slope 2 mm 8 mm Mark...

Page 56: ... of the marking object Work shape Plane Length 10 mm Width 30 mm Rotation angle 45 degree Center X 20 mm Center Y 20 mm Center Z 16 mm Reference Set the center position of the 3D figure on the world coordinate system coordinate with its original point set on the center of the area Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 57: ... Character Interval 4 mm Reference When marking on the 3D figure the starting point of the character is set on the local coordinate system coordinate with its original point set to the center of the figure Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details The work type and marking content can be checked using the image screen 2 14 3 3D View Screen P 213 Before performi...

Page 58: ...aracter Height 4 mm Y Scale 0 75 Character Width 3 mm Character Interval 4 mm X Y X Y Y X X X X X X 24mm 24mm Original Point of Local Coordinate Center of 3D Figure Original Point of World Coordinate A B C D Z X Y X Y 35mm 16mm 24mm Original Point of Local Coordinate Center of 3D Figure Original Point of World Coordinate Marking Figure Marking Figure X Y Original Point of Local Coordinate ABCD X Y...

Page 59: ...Center X 24 mm Center Y 24 mm Setting of second layer of uneven figure 1 Press Layer and set 1 to Layer No 2 Set the shape size and position of the marking object Work shape Plane Length 8 mm Width 40 mm Center X 24 mm Center Y 35 mm Center Z 16 mm Reference Set the center position of the 3D figure on the world coordinate system coordinate with its original point set on the center of the area Refe...

Page 60: ...rdinate with its original point set to the center of the figure Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details The work type and marking content can be checked using the image screen 2 14 3 3D View Screen P 213 Before performing the actual marking be sure to check whether the marking content is set within the 3D figure 2 Set the marking condition Setting of marking ...

Page 61: ...mm Character Height 4 mm Character Width 3 mm Marking Image Character Interval 4 mm Y X Y Z X 18mm 10mm 20mm Original Point of Local Coordinate Center of 3D Figure Original Point of World Coordinate ABCD X Y 2mm 8mm Original Point of Local Coordinate X Position Y Position Character Condition Marking Figure Marking Character Setting Flow Set the character type and character position to be marked on...

Page 62: ...f the marking object Work shape Cylinder Convex Mark on convex face Diameter 20 mm Length 15 mm Center X 20 mm Center Y 18 mm Center Z 10 mm Reference Set the center position of the 3D figure on the world coordinate system coordinate with its original point set on the center of the area Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 63: ... Character Interval 4 mm Reference When marking on the 3D figure the starting point of the character is set on the local coordinate system coordinate with its original point set to the center of the figure Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details The work type and marking content can be checked using the image screen 2 14 3 3D View Screen P 213 Before performi...

Page 64: ...idth 3 mm Character Interval 4 mm Marking Image Rotation Angle 90 degree X Y Z X Y 28mm 18mm 9mm Original Point of Local Coordinate Center of 3D Figure Rotation Angle Z 90 degree Original Point of World Coordinate Original Point of Local Coordinate Rotation Angle 90 degree Character Condition X Position Y Position Character Condition X Y 8mm 2mm Marking Figure Marking Character Setting Flow Set th...

Page 65: ... object Work shape Cylinder Convex Mark on convex face Diameter 18 mm Length 24 mm Center X 28 mm Center Y 18 mm Center Z 9 mm Rotation angle Z 90 degree Reference Set the center position of the 3D figure on the world coordinate system coordinate with its original point set on the center of the area Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 66: ...terval 4 mm Rotation Angle 90 degree Reference When marking on the 3D figure the starting point of the character is set on the local coordinate system coordinate with its original point set to the center of the figure Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details The work type and marking content can be checked using the image screen 2 14 3 3D View Screen P 213 Bef...

Page 67: ...g Coordinate X 8 mm Starting Coordinate Y 2 mm Character Height 4 mm Character Width 3 mm Marking Image Character Interval 4 mm X Y Z X Y 16mm 8mm 10mm Original Point of Local Coordinate Center of 3D Figure Original Point of World Coordinate X Y 2mm 8mm Original Point of Local Coordinate X Position Y Position Character Condition Marking Figure Marking Character Setting Flow Set the character type ...

Page 68: ...arking object Work shape Hori Cone Convex Diameter 1 Top base 10 mm Diameter 2 Bottom base 20 mm Length 20 mm Center X 10 mm Center Y 16 mm Center Z 8 mm Reference Set the center position of the 3D figure on the world coordinate system coordinate with its original point set on the center of the area Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 69: ... Character Interval 4 mm Reference When marking on the 3D figure the starting point of the character is set on the local coordinate system coordinate with its original point set to the center of the figure Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details The work type and marking content can be checked using the image screen 2 14 3 3D View Screen P 213 Before performi...

Page 70: ...ight 4 mm Character Width 3 mm Y Z X Y X 8mm 30mm 4mm Original Point of Local Coordinate Original Point of World Coordinate Center of 3D Figure A B CD1 2 3 4 Character Interval Angle 20 degree Start Angle 160 Radius 12 mm Original Point of Local Coordinate Center Position X Y Marking Figure Marking Character Setting Flow Set the character type and character position to be marked on the cone markin...

Page 71: ...ject Work shape Vert Cone Convex Diameter 1 Top base Diameter 10 mm Diameter 2 Bottom base Diameter 30 mm Height 8 mm Center X 8 mm Center Y 30 mm Center Z 4 mm Reference Set the center position of the 3D figure on the world coordinate system coordinate with its original point set on the center of the area Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details ME LPMSZ OP 7...

Page 72: ...mm Start Angle 160 degree Character Interval Angle 20 degree Reference When marking on the 3D figure the starting point of the character is set on the local coordinate system coordinate with its original point set to the center of the figure Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details The work type and marking content can be checked using the image screen 2 14 3 ...

Page 73: ...Height 4 mm Character Width 3 mm Marking Image Character Interval 4 mm X Y X Y 18mm 12mm Original Point of Local Coordinate Original Point of World Coordinate Center of 3D Figure ABCD X Y 2mm 8mm Original Point of Local Coordinate X Position Y Position Character Condition Marking Figure Marking Character Setting Flow Set the character type and character position to be marked on the sphere Set the ...

Page 74: ...ze and position of the marking object Work shape Sphere Convex Diameter 24 mm Center X 12 mm Center Y 18 mm Center Z 0 mm Reference Set the center position of the 3D figure on the world coordinate system coordinate with its original point set on the center of the area Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 75: ... Character Interval 4 mm Reference When marking on the 3D figure the starting point of the character is set on the local coordinate system coordinate with its original point set to the center of the figure Refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 for details The work type and marking content can be checked using the image screen 2 14 3 3D View Screen P 213 Before performi...

Page 76: ...76 MEMO ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 77: ...2 Description of Operation Screen ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 78: ...utton for selecting marking mode is not displayed on the following screens Operation Screen USB media and Environment Setting Operator Adjusting Screen P 85 Operator Adjustable Items P 86 2 1 Screen Composition Operation Screen P 82 I O Check Monitor P 89 Error Log P 90 Operator Adjustment Screen P 85 Maintenance Service P 89 Selecting Marking Mode P 91 Setting ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 79: ...Type P 101 Character Input P 104 Function Character P 109 Image Display P 211 Work Image Display P 212 Registration File P 214 Common File P 215 Logo File P 216 Font File P 217 Display Setting Environment 1 P 225 System Setting Environment 2 P 229 Communication I O Setting Environment 3 P 232 Laser Output Confirmation P 236 Output Simulation P 251 Adjustment of Touch Panel P 252 Language Selection...

Page 80: ... format data may be directly imported into the laser marker Other data needs to be converted using the attached software in advance Barcode marking Marking of various bar codes 2D codes and composite codes is possible Inputting character data will automatically generate a bar code Processing Performance function Specify the coordinates for Straight Line Circle or Arc and radiate the laser Arbitrar...

Page 81: ...tects unexpected laser radiation and shuts off the laser power Uniform spot function 3 In order to ensure uniformity of the laser spot size in the marking area marking is performed with the spot size according to the specified surface Mark the space from N surface position to the specified surface height by the same spot size Work Distance Setting 7 8 The size and marking position X Y coordinates ...

Page 82: ...stment Shifts to operator adjustment screen 4 SETTING Shifts to each setting screen 5 SERVICE Shifts to Maintenance Service screen 6 START STOP Starts or stops RUN mode Under RUN mode marking laser emission starts by setting ON the trigger input of the input terminal Reference The actual marking characters of the functional characters for date lot counter etc can be displayed at each marking Refer...

Page 83: ...ay The image can be zoomed in and out by 18 steps 6 Center of Image Display Set the origin center to image display position 7 Image Display Position Indicates where the current image is in the marking field 8 Shift Display Position Shifts image display position up and down left and right Pressing arrow shifts the image display position 9 ADJUST Operator Adjustment Shifts to operator adjustment scr...

Page 84: ...hen the password is input on the environment setting screen the password is required to open the setting screen from operation screen This is a protection for operator not to change the marking conditions without permission Refer to 2 16 1 Display Setting Environment 1 P 225 1 Press SETTING The input window for password is appeared 2 Input the password and press OK The screen can be shifted to the...

Page 85: ...zoomed in and out by 18 steps 5 Center of Image Display Set the origin center to image display position 6 Image Display Position Indicates where the current image is in the marking field 7 Shift Display Position Shifts image display position up and down left and right Pressing arrow shifts the image display position 8 Layer No The layer No is displayed when the 3D marking mode is selected only for...

Page 86: ...s LP M500 LP S500 10 0 to 50 0 ms LP Z130 Line Speed Line Speed Fine Adjustment Except LP SxxxW type Sets the line speed for marking to flying object Displayed with the setting of the marking to flying object without encoder The fine adjustment of the line speed can be set after starting the marking in run mode Refer to 2 12 2 Marking to Flying Object P 194 Setting Range 0 060 to 170 000 m min LP ...

Page 87: ...ion open the laser gate by external control signals Refer to the Safety Setup Maintenance Guide for detail Use the laser check function when measuring the laser power output with the commercially available laser power meter In laser check function only the following settings are valid Laser power Laser pulse cycle Except LP SxxxW type Power offset in system offset setting When the laser it needs t...

Page 88: ... type The fine adjustment of the line speed can be set after starting the marking in run mode when selecting marking for flying object not using encoder under trigger setting 2 12 Trigger Setting P 193 With this setting the fine adjustment of the line speed can be executed marking to flying object on the line in actual Description Line Speed Fine Adj Fine Adjustment Fine adjusts the line speed by ...

Page 89: ...o not connect externally The signals represented by RESERVE are prepared for system reserved Do not connect anything The status is displayed with Reference The I O monitor updates the I O state every 20 ms Note that the I O monitor in remote status updates every 200 ms For the name of each signal refer to Safety Setup Maintenance Guide When the setting value of the one shot output time is short it...

Page 90: ...ve the recorded error log into the USB media Insert the USB media into the controller select directly and press SAVE 2 CLEAR LOG Press CLEAR LOG to delete all error logs recorded Reference The oldest error logs is deleted sequentially to be replaced with the latest one after the log exceeds 64 records Some warning errors such as E800 E811 and alarm errors caused by system problem cannot be recorde...

Page 91: ...er and dual pointer using 1 2 3 4 Description 1 MARKING MODE Selects mode from either RUN or TEST In Operation screen only RUN mode is available 2 START Starts marking in the selected mode at 1 3 STOP Stops marking 4 GUIDE Displays the operating status of dual pointer and guide laser In Operation screen Guide indication is not available ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 92: ...ally after 1 minute Reference In case of LP M LP Z Series The distance for adjusting the dual pointer can be specified within 22 mm LP M series or 25 mm LP Z series against the work distance specified value Press the numerical part of Z Offset and specify the displacement value against the work distance specified value In case of LP Sxxx type The dual pointer is adjusted according to the distance ...

Page 93: ...e interlock connector is open under the remote control mode 1 Press GUIDE 2 Select the display contents and press START The scan speed tracing speed of guide laser can be changed by pressing the entry field of Scan Speed For LP M LP Z series specify the Z offset value within 22 mm LP M series or 25 mm LP Z series according to the work distance ABCD Marking area Marking character Work image Referen...

Page 94: ...rgy lowers to the predetermined lower limit alarm E710 occurs indicating the marking energy is out of order See 2 11 2 Marking Energy Measurement P 187 for how to set the upper and lower limits of the marking energy Reference The marking energy measurement function is not implemented to LP Z series and LP SxxxW type The counter does not activate at test marking For LP Mxxx S type laser can not be ...

Page 95: ...rnal trigger Internal Shutter Open Ready for receiving external trigger Marking Mode RUN Press START Marking Mode RUN Press START Marking Marking Marking Marking Press STOP Press STOP Internal Shutter Close Internal Shutter Close Trigger Signal Trigger Marking to Still or Flying Object Equidistant Marking to Flying Object Trigger Signal Trigger Signal Keep Input ON Reference Before starting the ru...

Page 96: ...name into the laser marker with the following procedure Each file can be registered the file name with the following procedure 1 Press the character string of the Comments 2 Input the comment and press SET Refer to 2 8 2 Character Input P 104 for setting method Reference Characters that can be used for input are as follows Capital and small letters of alphabet numerics Katakana Hiragana Kanji JIS ...

Page 97: ... 7 3 Save P 98 is appeared When selecting No the changed content is not saved When Selecting File From List 2 Pressing either No FILE or Modified Date and then pressing qp displays the list by selected item in ascending descending order Select the file and press SET When Selecting by Specifying File No 2 Press numeric column of Input File No Totally 2048 file No can be registered from 0000 to 2047...

Page 98: ...urns to the procedure 1 When Measuring marking energy is enabled LP M series and LP Sxxx type only When Measuring marking energy is enabled see 2 11 2 Marking Energy Measurement P 187 the following message appears after completion of step 2 Description Do not show this message afterward to power supply off If you check on the box the message that is displayed every overwriting does not appear unti...

Page 99: ...riting No Overwriting is not executed Screen returns to step 1 When Measuring marking energy is enabled LP M series and LP Sxxx type only When Measuring marking energy is enabled see 2 11 2 Marking Energy Measurement P 187 the following message appears after completion of step 3 Description Do not show this message afterward to power supply off If you check on the box the message that is displayed...

Page 100: ... with and each setting of its screen becomes initial one Reference In the case of overwriting the file at new creation with file No the file is registered to other No with the same operation of Save to Different No Also the comments is displayed with No Name ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 101: ...t the function character on this screen Characters that can be used for input are as follows Capital and small letters of alphabet numerics Katakana Hiragana Kanji JIS level 1 and JIS level 2 symbols user registration characters 2 8 1 Character Type Alphanumerical KANA KANJI Japanese character ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 102: ...102 Symbol ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 103: ...s On the button of U1 to U50 in the user registration character input screen the registered character images are displayed together Max 30 characters can be input in one line as the marking character When the functional characters such as date lot or counter are in the strings both the input character digits including the functional character indicated with and actual marking digit should be less ...

Page 104: ...dow 1 Display the line for input with the arrow on the right edge of the window 2 Press line for input The input window is appeared either by pressing EDIT at the cursor position or re pressing that line Input Method of Alphanumerical 1 Press ALPHA NUM 2 Press the character to be input directly for input The character is input by pressing SET ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 105: ...peared and press CONFIRM The character is input by pressing SET Reference For marking kanji the setting of the JIS font is required Refer to 2 15 4 Font File P 217 There are some characters that are impossible to be converted into Kanji Check the Character Code Table in Serial Communication Guide 1 2 3 Input Method of Japanese Katakana 1 Press KANA KANJI 2 Press カナ Then press the character to be i...

Page 106: ...User Registration Character 1 Press REG CHAR REGISTRATION CHARACTER 2 Press the symbol No to be input directly for input The character is input by pressing SET Reference It needs to register the font created by the user into the user registration font and also register to laser marker Refer to 2 15 4 Font File P 217 The following characters are registered as the user registration font U1 to U9 as ...

Page 107: ...nd press COPY 2 Move the cursor to the line to be pasted and press PASTE The character is pasted into the selected line Reference When copying to the character string already inputted the character the content is overwritten The pasting is repeatable for any number of times ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 108: ...ine to be inserted 2 Press INSERT After inserting one line the line is shifted by one line Delete One Line 1 Place the cursor on the line to be deleted 2 Press DELETE When a line is deleted remaining lines are advanced by one position ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 109: ... Date and Time P 25 and 1 3 2 Mark Expiry Date and Time P 28 By using TIME HOLD IN signal of the I O connector pin No 23 the functional characters such as date time and lot do not update and the laser marker marks the time and date at the point when the input was turned ON For the TIME HOLD IN function refer to the Safety Setup Maintenance Guide To update the function characters such as current da...

Page 110: ... Refer to Week Setting P 231 4 Zero Indication Setting Range Zero Fill Marks value in right justified and mark 0 to the left R Justify Marks value in right justified and blanks space left column L Justify Marks value in left justified and blanks space right column Justify Marks only value in left justified Display in the marking character field of the current date and expiry date function 0N Xn Da...

Page 111: ...nt 1 P 225 The counter does not operate at test marking mode 2 4 5 1 3 Description 1 Counter Counter No Select the No of the counter condition set in the function screen Setting Range Counter No 0 to 3 Common counter No 4 to 7 2 Figure Sets the digit number to show the counter When the number of figures of the value to be marked is larger than setting figure the lower figure is marked as the numbe...

Page 112: ... character field of the counter function 0N CnY Z Counter with Zero Fill _N CnY Z Counter without Zero Fill right stop the underscore _ represents a space N_ CnY Z Counter without Zero Fill left stop the underscore _ represents a space N CnY Z Counter without Zero Fill stop Item Display Description N 1 to 6 Represents the number of digits n Represents the counter number 0 to 3 Counter No 0 to Coun...

Page 113: ...before the operation Reference By using TIME HOLD IN signal of the I O connector pin No 23 the functional characters such as date time and lot do not update and the laser marker marks the time and date at the point when the input was turned ON For the TIME HOLD IN function refer to the Safety Setup Maintenance Guide 1 Description 1 Lot Lot No Select the No of the lot condition set in the function ...

Page 114: ...laser pulse cycle at the same time perform function input for each item It is not possible to set the functional characters of the laser settings to bar code and 2D code data Setting procedures 1 Press FUNC CHAR FUNCTION CHARACTER 2 Press CONDITION Select the marking contents from the following parameters Laser power Scan speed Laser pulse cycle Except LP SxxxW type 3 Press INPUT and then press SE...

Page 115: ...object Setting procedures 1 Press FUNC CHAR FUNCTION CHARACTER 2 Press DATA 3 Select the rank No and press INPUT 4 Set the character by pressing SET Setting item Rank No Select the No of the rank condition set in the function screen Setting Range When parallel input condition is 8 bit x 2 0 to 1 When parallel input condition is 4 bit x 4 0 to 3 Display in the marking character field of the rank fu...

Page 116: ... digits appear on the image display When it is set in the bar code or 2D code data the code symbol is generated with the specified digits of 0 on the image display Setting item Serial Data No Setting Range 0 to 15 Number of Display Figure Set the max number of the characters that will be input by the serial communication If the specified digit number and the character digits set by the communicati...

Page 117: ...s INPUT Reference The bar code No is related to the bar code No set using the 2 10 4 Bar Code Condition P 157 3 Set the character by pressing SET Setting item Bar Code No Select the bar code No set in the barcode condition The check digit in the selected barcode is marked by this function Setting Range 0 to 15 Display in the marking character field of the bar code check digit BAR n Check Digit for...

Page 118: ...1 to 4 per file Reference The common expiry date common expiry No 5 to 8 are settable for all files in common Refer to 2 13 1 Common Expiry Date P 206 2 Expiry Value Expiry values to be used for conditions described in 3 When the expiry number is set to negative value it represents the past date Setting Range 999 to 999 3 Year Month Day Hour Min Sets unit of expiry 4 Today Included Enables to sele...

Page 119: ... September 30th September 30th October 30th October 29th October 1st November 1st October 31st October 31st December 1st November 30th November 1st December 1st November 30th November 30th December 30th December 29th December 1st January 1st December 31st December 31st January 31st January 30th The dates in parentheses are used in the case of leap years 2 In the case of setting the expiry date aft...

Page 120: ...ns from 0 to 3 per file Reference The common counter common counters 4 to 7 are settable for all files in common Refer to 2 13 2 Common Counter P 207 2 Curr Current Value Current counter value The current value is subsequently marked Set the current value within the initial value and end value Setting Range 0 to 999999 3 Init End Initial Value End Value The initial value and the end value of the c...

Page 121: ...cking on this function the counter value is reset at the internal clock becomes 0 00 Reference When the date changes during the Time Hold function is effective the counter value is reset at the timing of releasing Time Hold the time hold input is OFF The counter reset at update cannot apply to the marking to flying object 7 RESET Returns current value to initial value by pressing RESET Setting Exa...

Page 122: ...5 3 Description 1 Lot No Enables to set 4 types of lot conditions from 0 to 3 per file Setting Range 0 to 3 Reference The common lot common counters 4 to 7 are settable for all files common Refer to 2 13 3 Common Lot P 209 2 Period Target period of the lot function Setting Range Current Date Specifies as target date set with current date Expiry No 1 to 8 Specifies as target date set with expiry No...

Page 123: ... respectively at three times as following order Sunday is set as Holiday 1 Monday through Friday is set as Weekday 2 and Saturday is set as Holiday 3 5 Marking Character Set the character string to be marked Double click on the marking character string area or select the input line and press EDIT to open the character input window Setting Range Up to 9 characters Capital and small letters of alpha...

Page 124: ...ncluding 16 patterns from 0 to 15 2 Rank No Select rank No In the case that the Parallel Input is 8 bit 2 0 Marking character table corresponding to lower 8 bit D0 to D7 for number input 1 Marking character table corresponding to higher 8 bit D8 to D15 for number input In the case that the Parallel Input is 4 bit 4 0 Marking character table corresponding to 4 bit equal to 1 4 D0 to D3 for number i...

Page 125: ...t Rank No When Parallel Input is 8 bit 2 0 to 1 When Parallel Input is 4 bit 4 0 to 3 4 The character input window is appeared by selecting marking character corresponding to I O connector No and pressing EDIT Input the character and press SET When Parallel Input is 8 bit 2 0 to 255 When Parallel Input is 4 bit 4 0 to 15 2 1 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 126: ...fset values from 0 to 1023 with the low 10 bit D0 to D9 as the one marking coordinate table Low 8 bit Enables to set data for 256 offset values from 0 to 255 with the low 8 bit D0 to D7 as the one marking coordinate table Low 4 bit Enables to set data for 16 offset values from 0 to 15 with the low 4 bit D0 to D3 as the one marking coordinate table Serial Data The offset value is specified by the c...

Page 127: ...the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Reference When the rank is set beforehand the character string with the rank setting is changed and marked In the case of setting coordinate of the external offset input the parallel input value with coordinate and display image for checking the offset Note that the power correction and Z offset values cannot be chec...

Page 128: ...he reference position 2 Preferred Direction Define the preferred direction to number elements of a matrix 3 Number of Row Number of Columns Define the number of rows and columns of a matrix 4 Row Step Column Step Define the pitches along the row and column directions Setting Sample Base Pos X 0 mm Base Pos Y 0 mm Preferred Dir Column Number of Row 3 Number of Col 3 Row Step 3 mm Column Step 3 mm X...

Page 129: ...wer Correction 3 Initial Value Specifies the setting value to be input to the starting parallel data No specified in 1 Index Range above 4 Step Value Specifies the step value Specify the starting parallel data No as the initial value and reflect the setting value for each parallel data No by step amount Setting Sample Index Range 0001 to 0004 Setting Item X offset Initial Value 1 000 mm Step Value...

Page 130: ...ects in a file Common Condition 1 2 4 3 5 6 5 7 8 9 Description 1 Mirror Flip Mirror Inversion Flip Inversion Inversion has two types Mirror vertical inversion and Flip horizontal inversion Mirror Mirror Inversion Y Axis Symmetry makes the character string symmetrical to Y axis Flip Flip Inversion X Axis Symmetry makes the character string symmetrical to X axis ABC ABC ABC ABC A B C ABC ABC c Mirr...

Page 131: ...verwriting marking and marking of bold character may affect the quality of marking Check it by a trial before using these functions The function of overwriting is unavailable for the marking to flying object 4 Overwriting Interval The interval period at overwriting is set Setting Range 0 0 to 9 9 seconds or 0 to 60 seconds 5 Marking Pitch Common marking condition Specifies the pitch of the marking...

Page 132: ...the character with intermediate degree between the character interval set with Level 1 and Level 3 The character width such as i and l small letter L becomes 1 4 of character width Level 3 Maximize the origin point of the character interval with this condition The character width such as i and l small letter L becomes 5 8 of character width Reference Set the interval balance of the character by th...

Page 133: ...the code valid this function 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 Skip marking Non skip marking Reference In case of marking to flying object set the 2D code skip mark to Invalid 9 2D 3D Setting LP M LP Z series only Check 3D of the 2D 3D setting for marking to 3D figure work When checking 3D of the 2D 3D setting the layer condition can be set and marking setting for 3D figure work becomes avai...

Page 134: ...ition Plane Mark on plane slope Mark on plane uneven Cylinder Mark on convex face Mark on concave face Horizontal Cone Mark on convex face Mark on concave face Vertical Cone Mark on convex face Mark on concave face Sphere Mark on convex face Mark on concave face Reference The layer condition can be set by checking ON the 3D of the 2D 3D setting in the normal condition of the general condition When...

Page 135: ...f characters bar codes and logos When setting each center position of the 3D figure layer slope center position X 10 mm center position Y 10 mm and center position Z 8 mm these positions are set on the world coordinate shown as follows X Y Z X Y Z Y X 10mm 8mm 10mm Center of 3D Figure Original Point of Local Coordinate Original Point of World Coordinate Rotation Direction Rotation Angle X 45 degre...

Page 136: ... on convex concave face sphere marking on convex concave face Character Starting Position A BCDEFG H A BCDEFG H ABCDEFGH Marking image on convex face of cylinder Sticking like image Reference When marking on cylinder and cone set the starting position of marking content X and Y by measuring the length on curved face When setting status of the marking content exceeds the figure area see figure belo...

Page 137: ...tarting position of marking content X and Y by measuring the length on curved face When setting status of the marking content exceeds the figure area see figure below and starting marking the marking error E671 E672 is occurred and the laser marker cannot perform marking Therefore check the marking content using 3D View Screen 2 14 3 3D View Screen P 213 and perform guide indication of the marking...

Page 138: ...se direction Setting Range of Rotation Angle X Y 90 00 to 90 00 degree Setting Range of Rotation Angle Z 180 00 to 180 00 degree 5 Defocus Sets this condition when performing defocus marking Setting Range 22 000 to 22 000 mm LP M series 25 000 to 25 000 mm LP Z series Reference The defocus is adjustable by 22 mm for LP M series or 25 mm for LP Z series from the specified work distance In case of s...

Page 139: ... Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Setting for Plane Description Length Width Sets the length and width of the 3D figure Setting Range 1 000 to 120 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 A B C D Rotation Angle Z Rotation Angle Y Center Position X Y Z Rotation Angle X Length Width Setting items for plane ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 140: ...o 120 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Rotation Angle Z Rotation Angle Y Center Position X Y Z Rotation Angle X Length Diameter Rotation Angle Z Rotation Angle Y Center Position X Y Z Rotation Angle X Length Diameter Setting items for concave face of cylinder Setting items for convex face of cylinder ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 141: ... side of the horizontal cone Setting Range 1 000 to 120 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Rotation Angle Z Rotation Angle Y Center Position X Y Z Rotation Angle X Length Diameter 2 Diameter 1 Rotation Angle Z Rotation Angle Y Center Position X Y Z Rotation Angle X Length Diameter 2 Diameter 1 Setting items for concave face ...

Page 142: ... side of the vertical cone When mark on convex face Set smaller diameter as Diameter 1 and larger diameter as Diameter 2 When mark on concave face Set larger diameter as Diameter 1 and smaller diameter as Diameter 2 Setting Range 1 000 to 120 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Rotation Angle Z Rotation Angle Y Center Positio...

Page 143: ...setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Rotation Angle Z Rotation Angle Y Center Position X Y Z Rotation Angle X Diameter Rotation Angle Z Rotation Angle Y Center Position X Y Z Rotation Angle X Diameter Setting items for concave face of sphere Setting items for convex face of sphere ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 144: ...h has been set is to be marked Setting Range 1 to 400 Reference The pattern is the unit of data created in Step Repeat Max number of settable patterns is 4000 3 Row Step Column Step The pitch between patterns in row column direction Setting Range 0 000 to 120 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 0 000 to 90 000 mm LP S500 4 Base Position Specifies the position of reference pattern for step Repeat marking Select...

Page 145: ...x Step Repeat with 3 rows 3 columns Marking OFF marking on the 2nd row of 2nd line Direction Hori Base Position Upper L No Not skip the counter value on the column row which Mark OFF ex Step Repeat with 3 rows 3 columns Marking OFF marking on the 2nd row of 2nd line Direction Hori Base Position Upper L 8 Direction When the Step Repeat counter is used select the direction of counting between horizo...

Page 146: ...m Base Position Right top 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 3rd 2nd 1st ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC ABC Column Step 10 mm Row Step 5 mm Base Position Right top Number of Columns 3 Number of Rows 4 Reference The settings of Common Condition in General Condition are reflected after the settings in Step Repeat are applied ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 147: ...pecified at Column or Row to the last 1 Col 1 Column 1 Row Provides adjustment to all marking positions for patterns included in the column row specified Reference The pattern to which Marking OFF is specified is not displayed on the operator adjustment screen and on the image display screen under the adjustment of character condition 2 Row Target Row Column Target Column Specifies the intended ro...

Page 148: ...ine Adjustment List List of fine adjustment instruction for each pattern Setting Range 0 to 399 totally 400 instructions Reference With selecting the fine adjust setting in this list and open the image screen the selected pattern is indicated in green To show the settings of each pattern select the line of the list and click it again 8 INPUT Sets the instructing content to the selected line from t...

Page 149: ...ber Setting Range 1 to 99 3 Marking Shape Select from Straight Line Proportional Justify Arc Outside or Arc Outside The setting varies by pressing this field 4 Alignment Select from Center Right or Left The setting varies by pressing this field 5 Font Select the font from the registered character fonts Refer to 2 15 4 Font File P 217 The setting varies by pressing this field Select the font to be ...

Page 150: ...rrection 0 to 999 Setting Range of Scan Speed Correction 1 to 999 Setting Range of Laser Pulse Cycle Correction 1 to 999 Reference If the value of Laser power correction laser power is equal to or larger than 100 the setting will be 100 Marking is not available when the laser power correction value is 0 If the corrected value exceeds the setting limit the nearest upper or lower limit value of the ...

Page 151: ...0 to 45 000 mm LP S500 Reference For the coordinate definition of 3D figures refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 4 Char Interval Straight line Proportional Character String Width Justify Specifies the pitch between a character and the adjacent character Setting Range 0 000 to 120 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 0 000 to 90 000 mm LP S500 According to the marking shape Straigh...

Page 152: ...he characters are arranged in the specified string width equally 5 Line Interval Specifies the pitch between the lines Setting Range 0 000 to 120 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 0 000 to 90 000 mm LP S500 Line interval 6 Tilt Angle Angle to X axis Setting Range 180 00 to 180 00 degree Rotation angle For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Character interval Cha...

Page 153: ...00 mm LP M500 LP Z130 0 100 to 90 000 mm LP S500 Character height Character width 3 Center X Y Sets the center position of the arc Setting Range 999 999 to 999 999 mm Reference For the coordinate definition of 3D figures refer to Coordinate System World Coordinate Local Coordinate P 135 4 Radius Sets the radius of arc Setting Range 0 to 999 999 mm Arc radius ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 154: ...0 00 degree 7 Character Interval Angle Angle between two adjacent characters Setting Range 180 00 to 180 00 degree For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Character Interval Angle Radius Center Position X Y Start Angle Line Interval Radius Character Interval Angle Radius Center Position X Y Start Angle Line Interval Radius Arc Outside Origin of charact...

Page 155: ...ime to be in READY for marking will be longer In case of registering much logo data or shortening the time for file change convert the DXF data into the VEC data using the attached software Logo Data Conversion Software 4 DELETE Press DELETE to delete the setting of the logo file If there is no logo file setting the logo condition is not saved at file saving 5 Origin only for DXF file format Speci...

Page 156: ...can Speed Correction Laser Pulse Cycle Correction Except LP SxxxW type Correction of each logo No for the laser power scan speed laser pulse cycle set at laser setting Setting Range of Laser Power Correction 0 to 999 Setting Range of Scan Speed Correction 1 to 999 Setting Range of Laser Pulse Cycle Correction 1 to 999 Reference If the value of Laser power correction laser power is equal to or larg...

Page 157: ... and reading state of the marked code on the flying object sufficiently Common setting for bar code and 2D code 1 3 4 7 8 2 5 6 Description 1 Bar Code No Specifies up to 16 codes per one registered file Setting Range 0 to 15 2 Type Select the code type Press code name to display the Bar Code selecting screen 3 Center Position X Y or X Y Position Specifies the center position of the code Setting Ra...

Page 158: ... Layer No 15 is marked finally Note that it is not applicable for the Step Repeat marking In marking connecting character to flying object layer No indicates the order of the marking field When the 3D marking mode is selected only for LP M and LP Z series layer No indicates in which work shape is set the condition of the marking data Setting Range 0 to 15 7 Whole width or Whole size Displays the e...

Page 159: ...ls and control codes Kanji mode 2 byte character JIS level 1 and JIS level 2 within JIS code 2121 to 7426 HEX Max 255 characters Data Matrix ECC200 Binary mode Characters within ASCII Code 00 HEX to 7F HEX consisting of 0 to 9 A to Z a to z symbols and control codes Kanji mode JIS level 1 and JIS level 2 within JIS code 2121 to 7426 HEX GS1 Data Matrix 0 to 9 A to Z a to z symbols _ function chara...

Page 160: ...lement Narrow Element Ratio only for CODE39 ITF NW 7 Ratio of wide element to narrow element Setting Range 1 8 to 3 4 5 Inversion Enable this function to mark the bar code inverted Without inversion setting only the bars are marked With the inversion setting the quiet zone and space in the symbol section are marked 6 Check Character Mark the check box to include check character in the bar code Set...

Page 161: ...n Readable Text marking for EAN UPC CODE 128 and UCC EAN128 Check the box to enable the function 9 Show Detail only for CODE128 EAN UPC Click this button to display the Human Readable Text Setting screen For details of the setting refer to Human Readable Text P 172 For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 162: ... tiered bar code 1 GS1 DataBar Standard Truncated GS1 DataBar Limited or GS1 DataBar Expanded only 2 GS1 DataBar Stacked only 3 GS1 DataBar Expanded Stacked or GS1 DataBar Stacked Omnidirectional only Setting Range 1 000 to 120 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 1 000 to 90 000 mm LP S500 4 Inversion To invert the marking lines of the code symbol check the box With inversion setting bars are not marked but sp...

Page 163: ...ight W Specifies the height of the separator between a multi tiered bar code Usually it is the same as the width of a module Setting Range 0 0 to 10 0 10 Symbol Character in Row GS1 DataBar Expanded Stacked only Specifies the number of column for overlapping the bar code Setting Range 2 to 20 For primary composite 4 to 20 For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Ser...

Page 164: ...r code to be used alone Please refer to the corresponding of the bar code for details on bar code setting screen Please refer to the screen of CODE128 for UCC EAN128 GS1 128 1 2 3 Description 1 1D 2D Selection Selects the setting object 2D button become effective when any characters are input in the bar code data column 2 Bar Code Data Data to be encoded in bar code The data that can be input are ...

Page 165: ...inear bar code by the automatic operation in case of setting 0 Note that the maximum number of column rows is 928 Setting Range 0 to 30 4 Error Correction Level CC C only Specifies the error correction level There are 9 levels 0 to 8 for the error correction level When 9 is selected the recommended value specified in the specification is selected Setting Range 0 to 9 5 Quiet W Ratio Sets the size ...

Page 166: ... 8 column 6 8 10 12 15 20 26 32 38 44 column EAN 13 UPC A UCC EAN128 GS1 DataBar GS1 DataBar Truncated GS1 DataBar Expanded GS1 DataBar Expanded Stacked 3 4 5 6 7 column 4 6 8 10 12 15 20 26 32 38 44 column Reference In the code data the number of character to be input is 30 on nine lines When the code data is set in the several strings they are connected together without linefeed to create the co...

Page 167: ...22 22 24 24 26 26 32 32 36 36 40 40 44 44 48 48 52 52 64 64 72 72 80 80 88 88 Rectangle 8 18 8 32 12 26 12 36 16 36 16 48 3 Mode Input mode for the code data Depending on the mode available characters vary Refer to Code Type and Code Data P 159 For QR code select the mode from Number Alpha Binary or Kanji For Data Matrix code select the mode from ASCII or Kanji For GS1 Data Matrix code data input ...

Page 168: ...eck digit modulus10 weight 3 1 is inputted automatically at the next digit For Data Matrix group separator GS of variable length AI data is not inputted automatically Press the Symbol button on the Data Input screen and then press GS When the code data is set in the several strings they are connected together without linefeed to create the code data This linefeed can be applied only to the human r...

Page 169: ...when the pattern code is set to 0 in border these patterns are marked using the settings for mark or space module On the pattern code input screen the pattern image registered into 2D code font 2230 HEX to 2239 HEX and 8121 HEX to 8152 HEX is displayed The pattern code can be specified also by inputting the character code directly in the pattern code field 2 Laser Power Correction Scan Speed Corre...

Page 170: ...ix QR Code Micro QR Code q w r e t r e e No Name Remarks q Margin QR code More than 4 modules around Micro QR code More than 2 modules around w Finder Pattern e Timing Pattern r Black Dark module White Light module Data Area t Alignment Pattern Data Matrix code y u o i No Name Remarks y Quiet Zone More than 1 module around u Timing Module i Border o Black Mark module White Space module Data Area M...

Page 171: ...pe Module Font image Character code 8137 HEX 8138 HEX 8139 HEX 813A HEX 813B HEX 813C HEX 813D HEX 813E HEX Pattern type Module Font image Character code 813F HEX 8140 HEX 8141 HEX 8142 HEX 8143 HEX 8144 HEX 8145 HEX 8146 HEX Pattern type Border pattern Font image Character code 8147 HEX 8148 HEX 8149 HEX 814A HEX 814B HEX 814C HEX Pattern type Border pattern Reference For 2D pattern font a total ...

Page 172: ...cter Interval except EAN UPC code Specifies the character interval of Human Readable Text Setting Range 0 000 to 120 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 0 000 to 90 000 mm LP S500 4 Line Feed Only for 2D side of composite code GS1 data matrix code When the code data of 2D code or 2D side of the composite code is set in the several strings set whether the linefeed is applied to the human readable text or not Se...

Page 173: ...ically aligns the Human Readable Text at its optimal position Reference When X is set to the narrow element width the marking characters are automatically aligned at its center position on the center of the code 3X distance from bottom of the code for 2D side of composite codes from the top character width 5X character height 6X character interval 4 5X 10 CENTERING except EAN UPC code Pressing CEN...

Page 174: ...ate and time 710 max 20 digits alphanumeric symbols FNC1 4 5 National Healthcare Reimbursement No Germany 711 National Healthcare Reimbursement No France 712 National Healthcare Reimbursement No Spain 713 National Healthcare Reimbursement No Brasil 714 National Healthcare Reimbursement No Portugal 8004 max 30 digits alphanumeric symbols FNC1 4 5 Global Individual Asset Identifier GIAI 8008 8 to 12...

Page 175: ... is 01 12345678901231 GS1 DataBar Limited CC A on 2D side In case that the code setting data is 1720123130123456 F1 10123456 Human Readable Text is 17 201231 30 123456 10 123456 GS1 Data Matrix In case that the code setting data is 011234567890123 Human Readable Text is 01 12345678901231 Reference To set the code data in more than two lines using AI Application Identifier set AI at the head of the...

Page 176: ... dashed line Setting Range 0 010 to 120 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 0 010 to 90 000 mm LP S500 Blank of dashed line When dashed line is set input the length of the blank of the dashed line Setting Range 0 000 to 120 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 0 000 to 90 000 mm LP S500 Solid part of dashed line Blank of dashed line 3 Processing Element Indicates the processing condition set at the laser setting Up to 32 pr...

Page 177: ...nt of the straight line Setting Range 60 000 to 60 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 45 000 to 45 000 mm LP S500 For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Setting example of the straight line 5 15 X mm 0 3 10 Y mm X Y 15 10 X Y 5 3 End Point Start Point ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 178: ... M500 LP Z130 45 000 to 45 000 mm LP S500 2 Radius Specifies the radius of the circle Setting Range 0 010 to 60 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 0 010 to 45 000 mm LP S500 For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Setting example of the circle Y mm 5 0 X mm 5 X Y 5 5 Center Point Radius ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 179: ...select CCW and in clockwise direction select CW 4 Open Ang Open Angle Select the open angle of the arc from under or over 180 degree For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 Open Angle Counterclockwise Clockwise Open Angle Start Point X Y End Point X Y Radius Radius Radius Radius Open Angle Counterclockwise Clockwise Open Angle Start Point X Y End Point...

Page 180: ...orrection 0 to 999 Setting Range of Scan Speed Correction 1 to 999 Setting Range of Laser Pulse Cycle Correction 1 to 999 Reference If the value of Laser power correction laser power is equal to or larger than 100 the setting will be 100 If the laser power correction is set to 0 the marking image is displayed in gray and marking is not executed If the corrected value exceeds the setting limit the ...

Page 181: ...on No Setting Range 60 000 to 60 000 mm LP M500 LP Z130 45 000 to 45 000 mm LP S500 3 Laser Power Correction Laser Pulse Cycle Correction Except LP SxxxW type Correction of all radiation points in the selected condition No for the laser power laser pulse cycle set at laser setting If the correction rate is set to 0 the marking image is displayed in gray and marking is not executed Setting Range of...

Page 182: ...ablishes the specified radiation position and time 9 DELETE Pressing DELETE button deletes the selected radiation position and time 10 ALL DEL Pressing ALL DEL button deletes all radiation position and time in the table 11 List of Point Radiation Conditions Displays the setting condition radiation position and time Up to 50 radiation points can be set in one condition list For the setting range of...

Page 183: ...Specifies the traveling speed of laser on the marking surface Setting Range 1 to 12000 mm s LP M500 LP S500 LP Z130 CAUTION If too high laser power is set or too slow scan speed is set it may flame up or burn depending on the material to be used for the marking At test marking radiate the laser by setting rather low laser power and rather fast scan speed check the marking quality and adjust the se...

Page 184: ...ter at character condition Refer to 2 10 2 Character Conditions P 149 The time for marking may be long if the setting value of the line width is smaller The initial value of the line width is set depending on the model as follows LP M200 M500 MA00 0 06 mm LP S200 S500 0 06 mm LP Z130 Z250 0 07 mm LP M205 M505 MA05 0 08 mm LP S202 S502 0 04 mm LP Z256 0 14 mm LP MA06 0 1 mm LP S205 S505 0 1 mm 6 Ma...

Page 185: ... Range 0 00 to 500 00 ms 10 Start Point 11 End Point With this function the timing for turning on the laser at the starting or ending point is adjusted The smaller the value is the darker deeper the marked character at the starting or ending point is Setting Range 100 to 100 Initial Value of Start Point 0 LP MA00 LP S series LP Z series 10 LP M series except LP MA00 Initial Value of End Point 0 Li...

Page 186: ...ser spot will have the same diameter in the specified XY field between N plane and the specified Z position XY Field Specify the length of X and Y axis for the marking field in which the laser spot size is kept to be uniform The center position of the XY field is always the center of the original marking field Setting Range 0 to 120 mm LP M200 M500 MA00 0 to 220 mm LP M205 M505 MA05 0 to 330 mm LP...

Page 187: ...removed or focus is adjusted see the Safety Setup Maintenance Guide the marking energy measurement results may change This function cannot detect the marking errors due to the change of target works or the unit condition 1 2 3 5 4 Description 1 Measurement Result After the test marking displays the laser energy If the marking energy measurement exceeds the preset upper limit an error message appea...

Page 188: ...he limits seem to be inappropriate adjust them When moving the laser marker changing the marking object or marking conditions confirm the marking energy results and readjust the upper and lower limits Reference Temporarily determine the limits perform test marking and check the marking result Repeat this cycle until the optimal marking result is obtained i e appropriate limits are reached The requ...

Page 189: ...tes Be sure to use the protective goggle and enclosure while dealing with the laser Once starting the test marking the laser radiation cannot be stopped till the marking is finished If the operator needs to stop the laser radiation use the interlock system constructed by using the interlock connector on the controller Reference For LP Mxxx S type laser can not be emitted without opening the laser ...

Page 190: ...rm the marking energy with the actual test marking Based on this measurement first set rather lower laser power to radiate the laser change the setting value gradually while check the marking quality to set the upper lower limits 1 Enable the upper lower limit setting 2 Input the tolerance of the marking energy and press AUTO CALC auto setting Or input any value for upper and lower limits manual s...

Page 191: ...becomes dull Setting large value makes the edge thick Setting Range 0 to 100 Initial Value 0 Round Edge Dark Deep Edge Proper Small Large 2 Curve Curve Adjustment The shape of curve line in the character to be marked is adjusted Though setting a small value here can shorten the marking time the curve line is distorted Setting large value makes the edge thick Setting Range 0 to 100 Initial Value 0 ...

Page 192: ...art up and fall times of the laser beam at the start end points Setting the scanning period improves the too thick marking at the start end points Setting larger value makes the marking time longer Setting Range 0 00 to 10 00 ms Initial Value 0 00 ms 6 Point Rad On Off Point Radiation ON OFF Adjustment Adjusts the on off timing of the radiation for 2 10 6 Point Radiation Condition P 181 On time sp...

Page 193: ... 12 1 Marking to Static Work 1 2 2 LP M LP Z series LP Sxxx type LP SxxxW series Description 1 Moving Direction Except LP SxxxW type Selects STILL for the moving direction 2 Delay Time Sets the time difference from the input of trigger signal to marking start Setting Range 0 to 5000 ms Reference Set a delay time shorter than a input interval of trigger signal When the next trigger signal is inputt...

Page 194: ...g object check the marking and reading state of the marked code on the flying object sufficiently Overwriting marking Step Repeat marking point radiation or Reset at date update functions cannot be used with the marking to flying object Equidistant marking on the flying object cannot be used in combination with rank marking external offset and serial data marking function In case of LP M LP Z seri...

Page 195: ...hen the next trigger signal is inputted during delay warning E800 occurs Only if Detect TRIG Warning during Marking in Environment Setting is valid 2 Line Speed Inputs the line speed Available when encoder setting is disabled Setting Range 0 060 to 170 000 m minutes LP M500 LP Z130 0 060 to 240 000 m minutes LP S500 For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P ...

Page 196: ...lying Object Wait Waiting period for marking corresponding to the line speed for flying object marking Setting Range 0 00 to 500 00 ms Adjust the waiting time of the marking for flying object so that the width of the character string is as shorten as possible shown below when performing the test marking remaining the setting of the marking for flying object Too Narrow Proper Too Wide If the error ...

Page 197: ... m minutes LP S500 For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 3 Delay Distance Inputs the moving distance of line from trigger input to the start of marking Setting Range 0 to 500 00 mm A A A Delay Distance Marking Trigger ON Moving Direction Sensor Marking Interval Marking Interval Reference Set a delay distance shorter than a marking interval 4 Encoder ...

Page 198: ...ect Wait Waiting period for marking corresponding to the line speed for flying object marking Setting Range 0 00 to 500 00 ms Adjust the waiting time of the marking for flying object so that the width of the character string is as shorten as possible shown below when performing the test marking remaining the setting of the marking for flying object Too Narrow Proper Too Wide If the error occurs du...

Page 199: ... used When the character is extended press p for increasing the setting speed When the character is shrunken press q for decreasing the setting speed Setting Range 0 060 to 170 000 m min LP M500 LP Z130 0 060 to 240 000 m min LP S500 Fine Adj Encoder Fine Adjustment Performs fine adjustment when the encoder is used Setting Range 5 00 to 600 00 Pulse mm For the setting range of the other model refe...

Page 200: ...o G to the third line Set the characters H to L to the fourth line Set the characters M and N to the fifth line Marking condition Condition No 1 Layer No 0 Set the marking condition of 1 to 6 Condition No 2 Layer No 1 Set the marking condition of 7 to B Condition No 3 Layer No 2 Set the marking condition of C to G Condition No 4 Layer No 3 Set the marking condition of H to L Condition No 5 Layer N...

Page 201: ...m Calculate the start position of 6 which is the head character of Layer No 1 on the X coordinate using the following formula Formula 45 character string width on the 1st line 90 mm 2 3 In this sample the formula below is established because the character string width on the 1st line is 60 mm Starting position of the head character on the X coordinate 45 60 90 2 3 45 Make sure that the width of th...

Page 202: ...on the 1st line is 42 mm and therefore the calculation will be Starting position of the head character on the X coordinate 27 5 42 55 x 2 3 22 Make sure that the width of the character string should match with or go over the projection line on the marking image screen Character condition of 123 on the 1st line Character condition of 456 on the 2nd line Character condition No 1 Character Height Cha...

Page 203: ...aracter string width on the 1st line is 112 mm and therefore the calculation will be Starting position of the head character on the X coordinate 80 112 160 x 2 3 75 Make sure that the width of the character string should match with or go over the projection line on the marking image screen Character condition of 12345 on the 1st line Character condition of 67890 on the 2nd line Character condition...

Page 204: ...en the characters is 100mm a 100 a a f f A B C Specify the marking condition of each line on the marking condition setting screen In this case the character string on the 1st line is specified as Condition No 1 Layer No 0 and that on the 2nd line is specified as Condition No 2 Layer No 1 and that on the 4th line is specified as Condition No 4 Layer No 3 Set the X position of each condition number ...

Page 205: ... simultaneously saved when a file is saved on the file screen 1 2 Description 1 Registration name Input the common file name Only one common file can be registered in the laser marker As a file name both alphabet including capital and small letters and numeric can switch between single and double byte Up to 20 characters can be input in case of inputting all single byte letter 2 Common setting of ...

Page 206: ...Expiry Value Expiry values to be used for conditions described in 3 as unit When the expiry number is set to negative value it represents the past date Setting Range 999 to 999 3 Year Month Day Hour Min Sets unit of expiry Ex Mark the expiry date of 3 months Set 3 to Expi and select Month for Expiry unit 4 Today Included Enables to select Today Included or Today Not Included for expiry in the case...

Page 207: ... 4 counter conditions can be set in 4 to 7 for all files 2 Curr Current Value Current counter value The current value is subsequently marked Set the current value within the initial value and end value Setting Range 0 to 999999 3 Init End Initial Value End Value The initial value and the end value of the counter When the counter value reaches to the end value the marking is started from initial va...

Page 208: ...1 Counter 2 Counter 3 Counter 4 Counts up or counts down when common counter 4 5 6 or 7 ends Counter 5 Counter 6 Counter 7 6 Reset at Data Update With checking on this function the counter value is reset at the internal clock becomes 0 00 Reference When the date changes during the Time Hold function is effective the counter value is reset at the timing of releasing Time Hold the time hold input is...

Page 209: ...degree of the battery drain Therefore be sure to check the time of the internal clock before the operation Reference After setting lot condition here input the functional character of lot in the character setting screen Refer to Lot P 113 1 2 3 4 5 6 Description 1 Common Lot No 4 lot conditions can be set in 4 to 7 for all files Setting Range 4 to 7 2 Period Target period of the lot function Setti...

Page 210: ...o clock Saturday is defined as weekend day even whether the week renewal is set to either Monday or Sunday at week unit setting of Lot in Function Setting menu For marking Monday through Friday as Weekday and Saturday and Sunday as Holiday you should set respectively at three times as following order Sunday is set as Holiday 1 Monday through Friday is set as Weekday 2 and Saturday is set as Holida...

Page 211: ...is button both the 3D figure and marking content are displayed with 3D view screen Refer to 2 14 3 3D View Screen P 213 4 Image Display Zoom in Zoom out The image can be zoomed in and out by 18 steps 5 Center of Image Display Set the origin center to image display position 6 Image Display Position Indicates where the current image is in the marking field 7 Shift Display Position Shifts image displ...

Page 212: ...ch you will see on the image display but not be marked such as the outline data of the marking object or characters setting 0 to Laser Power Correction Then the data are showed with gray figure on the image display The marking data which are set to 0 for Laser Power Correction are not marked They do not affected the marking time etc as well Reference When Laser Power Cor is set to 0 these characte...

Page 213: ...e Closes the 3D view screen by pressing this button and the image is shifted to the image display screen 3 Zoom IN OUT Zooms IN OUT the 3D view display screen by 18 stages The current magnification ratio is displayed on the upper left of the 3D view screen 4 Moving Button for Display Position Shifts the 3D display part to up down left and right by pressing this button Reference Using both screen o...

Page 214: ...eading than USB media to USB connector Performance of the laser marker might be failed Before using a USB media check it for compatibility with the laser marker We shall not be responsible for performance of all kinds of USB media USB media with security features cannot be used USB hub cannot be used for this product Use USB media directly connecting to the laser marker 2 15 1 Registration File Re...

Page 215: ...Description 1 TO MEDIA Copies the selected common file stored in the laser marker to the USB media 2 FROM MEDIA Registers the selected common file stored in the USB media to the laser marker 3 DEL MEDIA Deletes the selected common file from the USB media Select the file to delete and click EXECUTE 4 Common file list Displays the common file stored in the laser marker 4 1 2 3 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 216: ... the USB media Select the file to delete and click EXECUTE 5 Logo file list Displays the all logo files stored in the laser marker Clicking the title line of the list the files are sorted in ascending or descending order by the following categories Logo file name File name File format Modified date Reference Up to 2048 logo file can be registered into the laser marker Up to 1 445 376 byte logo fil...

Page 217: ...not be input properly Font No Initial registered file FON Font Type 01 to 10 01 ORG3 02 ORG4 Font for the alphanumeric and symbols called Original font in the laser marker 0 to 9 A to Z a to z and some symbols J1 JIS1 JIS Level 1 font Hiragana Katakana and Kanji characters for Japanese special characters for Grecian and Russian J2 JIS2 JIS Level 2 font Kanji characters for Japanese US USER User Re...

Page 218: ... using reduced size font arrange a proper balance of character line when Kanji and alphanumeric characters are used in the same character line JIS font Font file of Hiragana Katakana Grecian Russian and Kanji Refer to the Character Code Table of Serial Communication Guide for the character kind and character code JIS First Level JIS1 FON JIS Second Level JIS2 FON User Registration Character Font T...

Page 219: ...les and logo files selecting the category title in the list and pressing displays the list by selected item in ascending descending order 2 Select the copy destination directory and press Copy For the registration file and common file input the file name to be saved on USB media Then press SET and COPY Input possible with 8 characters of English capital letters or numeric letters or 4 characters o...

Page 220: ...elect the file number to be registered and press SET Reference When copying the registration file in that a logo file is used register the logo file to the laser marker too Delete Registration The selected file data registered in the laser marker is deleted 1 Select the file to be delete from the file list and then press EXECUTE For registration files and logo files when pressing ALL the all files...

Page 221: ...nd then press EXECUTE When pressing ALL the all files are selected Reference Selecting the category title in the list and pressing displays the list by selected item in ascending descending order 2 Check the file and press Yes Pressing No does not delete the file and returns to Step 1 3 The file is deleted from the USB media ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 222: ...e and time and Console settings are not included in backup data 1 Insert the USB media into the USB port of the controller 2 Press OTHER and select BACKUP 3 Press BACKUP 4 Input the file name and press SET This file name is displayed when selecting the backup data for restoring 5 The backup data is saved in the USB media with the following folder structure USB media SUNX_BACKUP folder Folder can b...

Page 223: ...not restored at the importing of the backup data For them the laser marker keeps the original setting Date and time of internal clock Environment setting Console setting Environment setting Current value of counter function Display language Error log System information If Ethernet is used check the IP address etc after the importing of the backup data When the backup data is imported to the laser ...

Page 224: ...to USB media and press SET and then press Save Input possible with 8 characters of English capital letters or numeric letters or 4 characters of Hiragana Katakana and Kanji 3 The file data will be output to USB media in the text format Reference The data output into text format can be opened and read with Notepad etc of Windows The following names have been already reserved by system and can not b...

Page 225: ...mage Display P 83 2 Update Function Character Select the updating on Yes off No in the operation screen for the function character such as date lot counter 3 Remote Screen Select the display of the operation screen under the remote control mode Operation Screen Refer to 2 3 Operation Screen P 82 I O Check Monitor Refer to 2 5 1 I O Check Monitor P 89 File No and File name Reference When selecting ...

Page 226: ...Scan Speed Laser Pulse Cycle Except LP SxxxW type Change File No Overwriting Marking Energy LP M series LP Sxxx type only Laser Check 2 Editable Lines Sets the number of line possible to be edited at the edition of character setting on the operator s adjustment screen Setting Range 0 to 99 lines Reference Setting of password is useful to avoid unintentional change of setting by operator Setting of...

Page 227: ...n Setting procedures 1 Press the password 2 Input the password and press SET A password consists of figures of maximum fifteen digits To disable the password protection delete all characters and press SET Reference The password is required to change the screen from operation screen to the other setting screens ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 228: ...r of controller to ON 3 Turn the key switch on the controller to ON 4 Press on the password in the ENVIRON1 on the environment setting screen 5 The figures displayed on the setting of password indicate the currently registered password 6 Check the password and press CANCEL 7 Turn off the key switch on the controller and turn off DIP switch No 4 to make the password valid ヱヰヸ ユン ON OFF ヱヰヸ ユン ON OF...

Page 229: ...ser marker The internal clock might be deviated caused by the error of the internal parts or degree of the battery drain Therefore be sure to check the time of the internal clock before the operation Console The console connected to the laser marker is specified Item Description 1 Type Specifies the type of console connected to the laser marker LP ADP20 g LP ADP40 g 15 Monitor g 17 Monitor The set...

Page 230: ...0 degree Y Z Y X X Z Rotation Rotation 5 X Y Offset Shifts the marking position to the X Y direction Setting Range 30 000 to 30 000 mm LP M500 LP S500 Z Offset LP M LP Z series only Shifts the marking position to the Z direction Setting Range 22 000 to 22 000 mm LP M500 25 000 to 25 000 mm LP Z130 Notice The work distance adjusted with the Z offset setting should conform with the actual distance f...

Page 231: ...e December 31 is in the first week of the year and the date January 1 is in the last week of the year Example When January 1 is Sunday week setting is as follows Setting The first week Remarks Update Day Monday First week January 1 January 1 Sun only The second week is from January 2 Mon to January 8 Sun Update Day Monday First week First Thursday From January 2 Mon to January 8 Sun which includes...

Page 232: ...g object is generated at equidistant marking to flying object when the setting of one shot time is longer than the period in which the line moves the distance specified at Interval 2 Detect TRIG Warning during Marking Enabling this setting the warning E800 to show that the trigger cannot be accepted is output in case the trigger is input while the shutter is opened If the invalid trigger is detect...

Page 233: ...ry 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 bps Initial setting 9600 bps 2 Data Length Indicates the data length 8 bit fixed 3 Parity Specifies the parity Setting entry None Odd Even Initial setting None 4 Stop Bits Specifies the stop bit Setting entry 1bit 2bit Initial setting 1 bit 5 Delimit Sets the delimiter code to identify the end of telegraphic message Setting entry CR CR LF Initial setting CR 6 Che...

Page 234: ...t octet Initial Value None blank 4 Port Sets the port Setting Range 5001 to 65534 except 9090 and 9091 Initial Value 9094 5 MAC Address Displays currently set MAC Address Notice The communication control of the laser marker through the Ethernet should be performed in a secure network environment Reference Octet is a 3 figure value delimited by dots From the beginning it is called the 1st octet 2nd...

Page 235: ...mmunication environment setting Make sure that the IP address for the laser marker on the network is not overlapping the IP address for the PC PC Laser Marker A Laser Marker B Laser Marker C Laser Marker D IP Address 192 168 1 10 192 168 1 5 192 168 1 6 192 168 1 7 192 168 1 8 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway None Port 9094 9094 9094 9094 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 236: ...g is possible to be checked After the measurement if the power decays lower than the delivery status the laser power setting value can be corrected Refer to Laser output measurement correction P 241 for details 3 Show Energy Measurement LP M series LP Sxxx type only When enabling this function the marking energy and period are displayed after the test marking is finished Refer to 2 11 2 Marking En...

Page 237: ...easurement results might have 5 difference with normal temperature 20 to 30 Celsius degree The 10 difference might occur under the high low temperature Correcting power under normal temperature is recommended Before using this function confirm the laser emission port is clean The contamination or scratch on the laser emission port might be a cause of inaccurate results of the laser power measureme...

Page 238: ...ce of the laser marker as shown below Laser marker model name Setting distance of the power meter LP M500 LP M200 Approx 90 mm LP M505 LP M205 Approx 110 mm LP S502 LP S202 Approx 45 mm LP S500 LP S200 Approx 65 mm LP S505 LP S205 Approx 120 mm The setting distance shown above is the recommended value for the laser power meter with the damage threshold max power density of more than 10kW cm2 Head ...

Page 239: ...he point indicator is overlapping with the circle indicator that indicates the focal point of the laser 6 After setting the laser power meter press NEXT 7 Press LASER CHECK Press START to radiate the laser and measure the output power with the laser power meter Laser radiation is terminated by pressing STOP WARNING Be sure to wear protective goggles During the radiation the laser energy is concent...

Page 240: ...Press EXECUTE after changing the power correction rate Notice In case when the measurement results cannot be in the optimum range even after changing the power correction rate the laser marker may have a problem with the laser output performance Contact our sales office Reference The laser power correction refers to the function to correct not the maximum laser power W value but the laser power se...

Page 241: ...e can be corrected Laser power measurement 1 Enter a value in the Setting Power Laser Power Setting field and press MEASURE Setting Range 12 0 to 100 0 LP M500 LP S500 For the setting range of the other model refer to Input Setting Value by Series P 296 2 The starting check screen is displayed Press START The current laser power is measured Reference For LP M5xx S M2xx S type laser power measureme...

Page 242: ...ation condition of the laser marker Refer to Laser Output Optimize P 237 for details 8 CLOSE Returns to the environment setting screen To use this function The laser output from the fiber laser oscillator in this system declines over time After the installation replacement or moving laser marker the marking energy measurement results may change In case of LP Sxxx type after the fiber unit is remov...

Page 243: ...Optimize P 237 function to improves the accuracy of Laser power auto correction after the installation replacement or moving of laser marker 1 Press CORRECT 2 The starting check screen is displayed Press START The current laser power is measured Reference Step 2 is skipped directory after the laser power is measured with the laser power setting being 100 For LP M5xx S M2xx S type laser power measu...

Page 244: ...will be displayed 2 Low alarm limit LP SxxxW type only Set the decay percentage relative to the initial output of the laser oscillator If the measurement falls below the preset limit during the Power check an error message appears 3 Auto Correction If the laser power decreases from the delivery state adjust the power setting value based on the auto calculated ratio 4 Manual Correction The power co...

Page 245: ... P 246 for the setting details To use this function Power correction refers to the function to correct not the max laser power W value but the laser power setting value Power correction cannot increase the output power at the maximum power setting The measurement results might have 5 difference with normal temperature 20 to 30 Celsius degree The 10 difference might occur under the high low tempera...

Page 246: ...xW type Environment 3 2 The Confirm screen is displayed Press START The current laser power is measured Reference Power check function is available when laser pumping is completed 3 The Power Monitor screen is displayed Press CALIBRATE The screen returns to the procedure 1 by pressing CLOSE 4 The Password input screen is displayed Enter the password and press OK Password 1973 fixed 5 Press EXECUTE...

Page 247: ...G Laser is radiated with the internal shutter closed Be sure to use the protective goggle and enclosure in case of laser leakage Also do not place any objects around the radiating area 1 Press POWER CHECK LP SxxxW type LP Z series 2 The Confirm screen is displayed Press START The current laser marker power is measured 3 For the auto correction Press AUTO For the manual correction press MANUAL and ...

Page 248: ...ition Calibration X Y Corrects the marking position Setting Range 2 000 to 2 000 mm 2 TEST MARKING Starts the test marking Adjust the marking position while checking the actual marking status 3 GUIDE Executes guide display Adjust the guide position while checking the actual marking status For details refer to 2 6 2 Guide laser P 93 4 CLOSE Returns to the environment setting screen 5 Detail Checkin...

Page 249: ...ller When making the Y value smaller When making the X value bigger Trapezoid When making the X value smaller When making the Y value smaller When making the X value bigger When making the Y value bigger Bow shape When making the Y value bigger When making the X value smaller When making the Y value smaller When making the X value bigger Shows the original marking field Shows the change of the mar...

Page 250: ...ls on the setting of logo file refer to 2 10 3 Logo Condition P 155 Leave the finished work as it is and trace the marking on the work with the guide laser For the guide laser refer to 2 6 2 Guide laser P 93 In view of the gap between the actual marking and the guide laser set the Marking Position Calib X Y For details on the settings refer to 2 16 5 Maintenance Environment 3 P 248 Repeat the step...

Page 251: ...e then the output status of the laser marker changes In the table the status 0 indicates output OFF and 1 indicates output ON During the output simulation the status display of the terminal changes to yellow 3 STOP OUTPUT Terminates the simulation mode and reset the ON OFF status of the output signals This button appears when output simulation is started During the output simulation other operatio...

Page 252: ...sking you if you want to save the calibration result Notice Lightly touch the center of the cross with a pen whose tip radius is approx 0 5 An excessive force applied to the touch panel may damage the panel 3 Press OK Pressing Cancel or doing nothing for 10 seconds will cancel the calibration result Reference Out of synchronous on console is considered if the displacement of display position on th...

Page 253: ...German Notice When the display language is changed the unregistered setting data under editing is cleared Save the file data before changing the language 1 Press ENVIRON and press LANGUAGE on the bottom edge of the screen Language selection screen will appear 2 Select the language and press SET 1 2 ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 254: ...s displayed Serial No 2 Running information Capacity of Flash Memory Free Space of Flash Memory Total Laser Radiation Time Total Laser Pumping Time Power up Times Shutter Open Close Times 3 Version information of the internal software Controller Logo data conversion Galvano Controller Galvano Controller IPL ROM CPU 1 to CPU 3 3D View LP M LP Z series only Reference The contents shown in the system...

Page 255: ...Troubleshooting ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 256: ... Restore the original condition of the safety equipment connected to the interlock connector Laser stop 2 on input terminal is in OPEN status or safety equipment such as door and switch connected to the laser stop 2 on input terminal is in OPEN status Check the connection of LASER STOP 2A LASER STOP 2B and OUT COM of input terminal Restore the original condition of the safety equipment connected t...

Page 257: ...hows nothing Monitor is not turned on Check power to monitor Monitor cable is not connected Check that monitor cable is securely connected to connector VGA OUT on back of controller VGA compatible monitor is not connected Connect a VGA compatible monitor Mouse does not work When the controller is the PS 2 mouse supported type Mouse relay cable is not connected A mouse is plugged directly into mous...

Page 258: ...n Object is not in place Correct position of object Guide indication feature may be helpful for this purpose The laser marker is set for the marking on flying objects despite the static object Set Moving direction to STILL on the Trigger Setting screen Laser power is insufficient Increase laser power including correction factor Decrease scan speed including correction factor Laser wavelength is no...

Page 259: ...eets write conditions For Trigger Marking Check if one shot signal of 10 ms or longer is provided per marking cycle For Equidistant Marking Check if status of the signal remains on during marking When the laser marker is under the remote mode or run mode Next marking trigger signal is entered before completion of current marking cycle E800 occurs Enter next marking trigger signal after making sure...

Page 260: ...so that bottom surface of laser marker head and target surface of object are parallel with each other For LP M LP Z series Setting of Uniform Spot Mode is not appropriate Set the Uniform Spot mode within the required range If the setting of Uniform Spot mode is changed adjust the laser power as the density of marking may change There are variations in properties of objects Object thickness Distanc...

Page 261: ...e are continuous vibrations coming from surrounding equipment such as motor and press Perform vibration prevention measures There are irregular vibrations coming from surrounding equipment such as air cylinder and forklift Start and or stop timing of feeder does not match with marking operation Marking is disturbed at beginning end of marking When disturbed at the beginning of marking Marking trig...

Page 262: ...to meandering motion of conveyor Secure objects to prevent misalignment Marking character pitch is unstable The line speed at the marking position is different from the speed at the installation site of the encoder Place the encoder as close as possible to the marking position Decrease the encoder resolution to block the effect of the line speed fluctuation Note that the minimum value of the encod...

Page 263: ...and B phases Number encoder pulses Number of pulses mm x 4 Either A or B phase signal is refused A and B phase used Check that signal is applied to A and B phase terminals of encoder Measured number of encoder pulses differs from calculated one Increase or decrease values in Encoder fine adjustment field as appropriate When the character interval is wide Increase the setting When the character int...

Page 264: ... switched The port selected in the environment setting screen indicates the valid communication port RS 232C is selected at factory shipment The RS 232C cable is connected to the wrong connector RETURN OUT Connect the RS 232C cable to RS 232C connector on the rear of the controller Type of connection cable used is in appropriate For RS 232C use a commercially available cross cable A straight cable...

Page 265: ...hutter command SHT To change the DIP setting the switch of the laser marker should be set at power OFF state LP Mxxx S type Since the returning to the original position of the laser gate is not performed correctly the laser gate cannot be opened Input the laser gate control signals for the returning to the original position after start up of the laser marker LP Mxxx S type The laser gate is closed...

Page 266: ...ion permission MKM command File Change No Specified FNO File Change Comment Specified FNN Shutter Control SHT Command Reception Permission MKM Laser Control LSR Counter Reset CTR Status Request STS Marking Trigger MRK Serial Data Input SIN Serial Offset SEO Error Code ECR Alarm or error occurs All commands except the following are refused while alarm or error is active When alarm occurred Status R...

Page 267: ...otoelectric sensor for marking trigger signal Install dust collector Check that dust collector works well Date is reset Internal battery has run out Contact failure may also be a cause of this symptom When laser marker have been in use for five years or more internal battery is easy to run out Contact our sales office for replacement of internal battery ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 268: ... description Measures E002 Emergency stop button of controller is pushed Except for LS1 models Release emergency stop button of controller by turning it in arrow direction E004 Laser Stop 2 of the input terminal is opened Connect the LASER STOP terminal of the I O terminal Check the status of the safety equipment connected to the LASER STOP terminal Confirm operation logic of the connected devices...

Page 269: ...r has reached its limit Check that the ambient temperature is in the specified operating temperature Make sure cooling fan operates When not recovered contact our sales office E250 3 Detected a decrease in power supply voltage Check and correct the power status Check the noise influence to the AC power supply from the other devices Connect head power cable properly and restart with key switch When...

Page 270: ... to lase as laser pumping is turned OFF Confirm that the laser pumping remains on during lasing operation Check wiring and control procedure for the I O terminal block wiring to communication port and the procedure of the communication command 1 Error that may occur for LP M LP Z series only 2 Error that may occur for LP S series only 3 Error that may occur for LP M LP S series only 4 Error that m...

Page 271: ...pened The laser gate is not opened when the test marking laser check radiation or laser power measurement is started Input the laser gate control signals for the returning to the original position after start up of the laser marker Before starting the test marking laser check radiation or laser power measurement input the control signal to L GATE OP IN on the laser gate terminal from the external ...

Page 272: ...emory Marking data is too large The line length is too long spiral etc Reduce numbers of characters and logo data Reduce numbers of step repeat Reduce numbers of a start point and a end point of characters or logo data Separate the long segment into short data E620 to E622 Cannot follow line speed of flying object marking Shorten marking time with the following methods Speed up scan speed Narrow c...

Page 273: ...J or R14 format Delete the entities which are not supported by laser marker in the DXF file E670 1 Existed 3D marking data outside of marking area Adjust the setting of 3D work with overall layer condition Adjust the setting of character logo and bar code etc for 3D work E672 1 Existed invalid 3D marking data E674 1 Existed marking data with its Z position outside of marking area Adjust the settin...

Page 274: ... E700 Unable to lase as laser pumping is turned OFF Turn ON the laser pumping and after the laser pumping has completed start marking E701 Started laser power check in laser pumping OFF state Turn ON the laser pumping and after the laser pumping has completed start power check E710 3 Marking energy error Check the thresholds upper and lower limit of the marking energy E800 Trigger input occurred w...

Page 275: ...ht Correct the Separator Height W or One Bar Code H settings so that the height is larger than the Line Width in the laser settings If you want to remove the separator set 0 to the Separator Height W E915 Cannot create bar code Digit number of characters for EAN UPC code or GS1 DataBar code is incorrect Enter the prescribed number of characters according to the code type E916 1 Cannot mark bar cod...

Page 276: ...Appendix ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 277: ...r A bar or space on a bar code is called an element On CODE39 a character consists of nine elements five bars and four spaces thee wide elements and six narrow elements 4 Check Character Used to check if the read data is correct or not by putting the value calculated with the certain formula modulus 43 on just before the stop character for re calculation 5 Character Gap The space between two adjac...

Page 278: ...s bars or spaces two elements have the wide width In case the number of data character is odd 0 is added at the head to make it even number 4 Bar Code Height Usually 5 mm or 15 of the symbol width excluding the quiet zone whichever is greater Check Character Used to check if the read data is correct or not by putting the value calculated with the certain formula modulus 10 weight 3 1 on just befor...

Page 279: ...code set according to the input data 3 Data Character On CODE128 bar code a character consists of 11 modules minimum unit consisting of bars and spaces It has four types of element width from 1 to 4 modules 4 Function Character Entering FNC1 just before the data characters indicates that the code is UCC EAN128 GS1 128 5 Check Character Used to check if the read data is correct or not by putting th...

Page 280: ...r both start and stop characters 3 Data Character On NW 7 bar code a character consists of seven Narrow and Wide elements four bars and three spaces 4 Check Character Used to check if the read data is correct or not by putting the value calculated with the certain formula modulus 16 on just before the stop character for re calculation 5 Character Gap The space between two adjacent characters In th...

Page 281: ... width from 1 to 4 modules The data characters are displayed on either side of center bar 4 Check Character Used to check if the read data is correct or not by putting the value calculated with the certain formula modulus 10 weight 3 1 on just before the stop character for re calculation 5 Bar Code Height The nominal bar height is specified as follows EAN 13 UPC A and UPC E symbols 22 85 mm EAN 8 ...

Page 282: ...In the standard case the minimum value of bar code height is 33 times as high as the module width For Truncated Stacked and Stacked Omnidirectional it is 13 13 and 69 times respectively GS1 DataBar symbols has the three type of version as shown below in addition standard GS1 DataBar Truncated GS1 DataBar Truncated lowers the bar code height of GS1 DataBar to meet the elongated marking field The mi...

Page 283: ... code height is 69 times as high as the module width Content of code data On GS1 DataBar bar code one digit package indicator is added before the 13 digit common product code EAN The 14 digit product code is called as GTIN Global Trade Item Number It can indicate numerical characters 0 to 9 The data consists of application identifier 01 and 13 figure numerical characters The application identifier...

Page 284: ... in the figure above 3 Check Character This check character is composed with 7 bars and spaces consisting with 18 modules and it is set between 2 data characters It is used to check if the read data is correct or not by putting the value calculated with the certain formula on just before the stop character for re calculation 4 Bar Code Height The minimum value of bar code height is 10 times as hig...

Page 285: ...y recognized It consists of five elements having 15 modules 4 Data Character Has the n k structure n indicates the number of modules and k indicates that of bars and spaces that make up the character As shown in the figure above the data character is arranged so as to facing to the adjacent finder pattern toward the arrow direction 5 Bar Code Height The minimum value of bar code height is 34 times...

Page 286: ...ode It has the size of 7 7 modules The ratio of module width is 1 1 3 1 1 see the figure below When a finder pattern in created with the Font Maker the entire character image is the finder pattern area of QR code 1 1 1 1 3 3 Alignment Pattern The pattern to correct the strain of symbol 4 Timing Pattern The pattern used to acquire the data density 5 Data Area The area where data are coded The black...

Page 287: ...vel Maximum data amount Numerical Alpha numerical Binary Kanji 1 21 x 21 L 40 24 17 10 M 33 20 14 8 Q 25 15 11 6 H 16 10 7 4 2 25 x 25 L 81 49 34 20 M 66 40 28 17 Q 52 31 22 13 H 33 20 14 8 3 29 x 29 L 131 79 55 33 M 100 60 42 25 Q 81 49 34 20 H 52 31 22 13 4 33 x 33 L 186 113 78 48 M 138 84 58 35 Q 114 69 48 29 H 76 46 32 19 5 37 x 37 L 253 154 106 65 M 191 116 80 49 Q 157 95 66 40 H 105 63 44 27...

Page 288: ...35 143 98 60 10 57 x 57 L 255 255 255 167 M 213 131 Q 221 151 93 H 174 119 74 11 61 x 61 L 255 255 255 198 M 251 155 Q 177 109 H 200 137 85 Version Error Correct Level Maximum data amount Numerical Alpha numerical Binary Kanji 12 65 x 65 L 255 255 255 226 M 177 Q 203 125 H 227 155 96 13 69 x 69 L 255 255 255 255 M 204 Q 241 149 H 177 109 14 73 x 73 L 255 255 255 255 M 223 Q 159 H 194 120 15 77 x 7...

Page 289: ...attern with black and white modules It provides easy recognition of data modules 3 Border The orientation of data matrix can be detected by the alignment pattern with L shaped lines 4 Data Area The area where data are coded The black unit module the minimum unit of code is called as mark module and white as space module When creating mark space module patterns with the Font Maker the entire charac...

Page 290: ... 48 x 48 255 86 28 1 52 x 52 101 29 2 64 x 64 138 28 6 72 x 72 182 28 1 80 x 80 226 29 6 88 x 88 255 28 8 x 18 10 6 1 58 3 8 x 32 20 13 4 52 4 12 x 26 32 22 7 46 7 12 x 36 44 31 10 45 16 x 36 64 46 15 42 9 16 x 48 98 72 23 36 4 1 Though the codes indicated with 255 can contain more than 255 digits based on their standard in the laser marker 255 digits are the max amount of the code data to be inpu...

Page 291: ...h It is also necessary for the upper side in addition for CC C 2 Start Stop Pattern This pattern shows the start and end of the bar code 3 Data Pattern This pattern has the characters contained in bar code and data for error correction 4 Separator Pattern between a linear bar code and 2D code 5 Linear Bar Code Size of quiet zone and the number of characters to be encoded etc are the same in case o...

Page 292: ...ows Number 0 minimization Laser Setting Line Width half of the line width initial value Marking Quality Adjustment Wait Adjustment 10 Bar Code Common Condition Marking Pitch same value with the line width initial value This setting item is set automatically when selecting GS1 DataBar CC A CC B Setting Screen Setting Item GS1 DataBar Stacked GS1 DataBar Stacked Omnidirectional Bar Code Condition Ba...

Page 293: ... when selecting GS1 DataBar Limited CC A CC B Setting Screen Setting Item GS1 DataBar Expanded GS1 DataBar Expanded Stacked Bar Code Condition Bar Code Height 34W Separator Pattern Height W Ratio 1 Quiet W Ratio 1 Inversion Inversion Symbol Character Quantity 4 Guard Available Human Readable Text Available Character Height 6W Character Width 5W Character Interval 4 5W Line Feed None Line Interval ...

Page 294: ...ed on AutoCADLT and Corresponding Table for Marking Object using Laser Marker DXF Version Entity Name Graphic Name Applica bility Remarks R12J R13J R14 3DFACE 3D face N 3DLINE 3D line N ARC Arc Y ATTDEF Attribute definition N ATTRIB Attribute N CIRCLE Circle Y DIMENSION Dimension N INSERT Insert graphic Y LINE Segment Y POINT Point N POLYLINE 2D Polyline Y Bold line is not supported 3D Polyline N ...

Page 295: ...nt is converted to the outline and filling lines in the marking data The filling lines are either of vertical or horizontal lines ARCALIGNEDTEXT Character string on arc N RTEXT Reference character string N WIPEOUT Masking graphic N For the applicability of the function Y means applicable and N means not applicable for this laser marker Reference If the graphic data which contains filling lines can...

Page 296: ...60 000 110 000 to 110 000 165 000 to 165 000 Z Offset mm 22 000 to 22 000 Rotation Offset 180 00 to 180 00 Marking Pitch mm 0 010 to 2 000 Marking Condition General Condition Layer Center X Y Z mm 060 000 to 060 000 110 000 to 110 000 165 000 to 165 000 Height Length Width mm 001 000 to 120 000 001 000 to 220 000 001 000 to 330 000 Diameter Defocus mm 22 000 to 22 000 Marking Condition General Con...

Page 297: ...X Y Offset mm 060 000 to 060 000 110 000 to 110 000 165 000 to 165 000 Rotation Angle 180 00 to 180 00 Start Pt of X Y End Pt of X Y mm 060 000 to 060 000 110 000 to 110 000 165 000 to 165 000 Center Pt of X Y Radius Circle mm 0 010 to 60 000 0 010 to 110 000 0 010 to 165 000 Radius Arc mm 0 010 to 330 000 Solid part of dashed line mm 000 010 to 120 000 000 010 to 220 000 000 010 to 330 000 Blank ...

Page 298: ...tep Repeat Row Column Step mm 000 000 to 090 000 000 000 to 055 000 000 000 to 160 000 X Y Offset mm 045 000 to 045 000 027 500 to 027 500 080 000 to 080 000 Fine Tune X Y Rotation Angle 180 00 to 180 00 Marking Condition Character Condition Character Height Width mm 000 100 to 090 000 000 100 to 055 000 000 100 to 160 000 X Y Position mm 045 000 to 045 000 027 500 to 027 500 080 000 to 080 000 Ch...

Page 299: ... to 330 000 Solid part of dashed line mm 000 010 to 090 000 000 010 to 055 000 000 010 to 160 000 Blank of dashed line mm 000 000 to 090 000 000 000 to 055 000 000 000 to 160 000 Marking Condition Point Radiation X Y Offset mm 045 000 to 045 000 027 500 to 027 500 080 000 to 080 000 X Y Point Laser Setting Laser Power 012 0 to 100 0 by increment of 0 5 Scan Speed mm s 00001 to 12000 00001 to 06000...

Page 300: ...00 100 to 090 000 000 100 to 160 000 X Y Position mm 045 000 to 045 000 080 000 to 080 000 Character Interval mm 000 000 to 090 000 000 000 to 160 000 Line Interval Radius of Line Interval Character String Width Tilt Angle 180 00 to 180 00 Center X Y mm 999 999 to 999 999 Radius mm 000 000 to 999 999 Bold Line Width mm 0 000 to 2 000 0 000 to 4 000 Character Condition Logo Condition X Y Position m...

Page 301: ...to 090 000 000 000 to 160 000 Marking Condition Point Radiation X Y Offset mm 045 000 to 045 000 080 000 to 080 000 X Y Point Laser Setting Laser Power 020 0 to 100 0 by increment of 0 5 Work Distance mm 173 to 213 327 to 387 Scan Speed mm s 00001 to 03000 Line Width mm 0 010 to 2 000 Trigger Setting Delay Time Still ms 000000 to 005000 Environment Setting System Offset X Y Offset mm 30 000 to 30 ...

Page 302: ...Marking Pitch mm 0 010 to 2 000 Marking Condition General Condition Layer Center X Y Z mm 060 000 to 060 000 165 000 to 165 000 Height Length Width mm 001 000 to 120 000 001 000 to 330 000 Diameter Defocus mm 25 000 to 25 000 Marking Condition General Condition Step Repeat Row Column Step mm 000 000 to 120 000 000 000 to 330 000 X Y Offset mm 060 000 to 060 000 165 000 to 165 000 Fine Tune X Y Fin...

Page 303: ...mm 060 000 to 060 000 165 000 to 165 000 Center Pt of X Y Radius Circle mm 0 010 to 60 000 0 010 to 165 000 Radius Arc mm 0 010 to 330 000 Solid part of dashed line mm 000 010 to 120 000 000 010 to 330 000 Blank of dashed line mm 000 000 to 120 000 000 000 to 330 000 Marking Condition Point Radiation X Y Offset mm 060 000 to 060 000 165 000 to 165 000 X Y Point Laser Setting Laser Power 0 5 to 100...

Page 304: ...Index ME LPMSZ OP 7 ...

Page 305: ...Length 233 Date and Time 229 Delay Distance 195 Delay Time 193 Delete Media 221 Delete Registration 220 Delimit 233 Dual Pointer 92 DXF 294 E EAN UPC 160 Edge Adjustment 191 Encoder Fine Adj 199 Encoder Pulse 196 Encoder Signal 195 Environment 1 225 Environment 2 229 Equidistant Marking 197 Error Indication 268 Error Log 90 Ethernet 234 Expiry Date 28 109 118 External Offset 126 F FILE 96 Flying O...

Page 306: ...word 84 227 Point Radiation 181 192 Pre scan Time 192 Processing Condition 176 Proportional 151 R Rank 115 124 Register to Inside 220 RESTORE 223 RS 232C 233 RUN Mode 95 S Save 98 Save to Different No 99 Scan Speed 183 Selecting Marking Mode 91 Serial Data 116 Start Angle 154 Start Pt 185 Step Repeat 47 144 147 Stop Bits 233 Straight Line 151 System Information 254 System Offset 230 T Test Marking...

Page 307: ...No 9000 0063 56V ...

Page 308: ... Panasonic Industrial Devices SUNX Co Ltd 2013 2019 March 2019 9000 0063 56V ...

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