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■ Setting Up the Las er Marking Module □ CH700 Configur ation PSV5000 O wner ’s M anual - 57 - Figur e 32: Addi ng text to mar k the devices . 2. Enter pr eview mode (see image below) to confirm the re al wo rld marki ng…
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Figure 30: The Lens Correction button in the MarkingMate software.
7. Confirm scale settings are the same as shown in Figure 32: below.
They are system values: confirm or calibrate initially and each time
there is a hardware change.
Figure 31: The Scale factors in the Lens Setup dialog.
Laser Software Instruction
1. Copy Template.ezm and rename it for your job, or start the
MarkingMate.exe to create a new blank file and then add a text
string into the work area for marking.
■ Setting Up the Laser Marking Module □ CH700 Configuration
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Figure 32: Adding text to mark the devices.
2. Enter preview mode (see image below) to confirm the real world
marking position is set to Cup1 of shuttle. Move the red light to
cup1 position using the arrow key if they do not match.
Figure 33: The Preview button.
3. Save the file and exit the software.
CH700 Configuration
1. Make a backup of the winAH400.ini file.
2. In the winAH400.ini file make the following changes:
a) Set MarkerSystem=UPRHAND to enable the laser.
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b) Set LaserRemoteConnection=LOCAL to choose a laser control
method.
Note:
Load Marking Data
can show ‘MarkingMate’ Software for marking
content edits.
Figure 34: The Load Marking Data button in the CH700 Setup window
opens the MarkingMate Software.
Note: Cup1 position must be set correctly by
MarkingMate
.
3. Click System > Gantry > Laser tab.
a. Switch on Cup1 Vac then click Preview to confirm red light
aims at cup1. If not please run Markingmate to move the red
light to match cup1.
b. Switch on Cup2 Vac and click Preview and set red light for
cup2. Change Offset X / Offset Y to set distance between cup1
and cup2 in X/Y directions.
c. The Power Diff. field is the laser energy diference between cup1
and cup2; for example, if power of cup1 is set to 20%, here set
to 10% means power is 30% for cup2.
d. After setting the proper positions, click Laser Mark to check
real marking results.