Omtech LYF-175S User Manual page 19

A Handles
B Main Tower
Galvo Lens Head
C
D Laser Cable
E Workbed
Height
F
Adjustment Knob
G Laser Arm
H Support Column
Mounting Bracket
I
These handles can be used to more easily move and reposition the
tower when power is disconnected. Never move or adjust the tower
during operation.
This houses the fiber laser source, the machine's motors and power
supplies, and various connections.
The high-speed galvanometer scanning head focuses the laser beam to
a fine point, directing it to the proper locations on the target material
during engraving using internal motorized mirrors. It also houses the
engraver's mainboard. The built-in camera lets you position everything
neatly in your software. The two buttons control the manual focus laser
(left) and the built-in light (right).
On the right side is the autofocus sensor. DO NOT press its buttons
during normal use to prevent potential damage to its functionality.
This transmits the laser beam from its source inside the main tower to
the collimator in the laser arm.
This platform holds the target material, with optional positioning bars to
ensure precise alignment.
This wheel should be unnecessary because of the automated focusing
and movement controls on the tower but can also be used to move the
laser arm up and down to focus the laser at the correct distance for
different kinds and thicknesses of material.
This holds the galvo head in place on the support column, elevating it
up or down to attain the proper focus. The arm also houses the laser's
collimator, organizing the laser after its transit through the laser cable.
The support column holds and moves the laser arm and includes a
precise graduated rule for reference or when manually adjusting the
height of the galvo head to work with different kinds and thicknesses of
material.
(Optional) This bracket can be attached to the support column to hold a
small computer screen or touch screen beside the laser.
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