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"Shtrikh-2", 3D Laser scanning system Contents 1. 2 Safety precautions and measurement conditions ..................................................................................3 1.1. Notational conventions used in the document ..............................................................................3 2. Electromagnetic compatibility.................................................................................................................3 3. Laser safety ............................................................................................................................................3 4. General information ................................................................................................................................4 5. Complete set to be supplied...................................................................................................................4 6. Basic technical data and characteristics. ...............................................................................................4 6.1. Scanning parameters. ...................................................................................................................4 6.2. Allowable synchronization methods ..............................................................................................4 6.3. Dynamic parameters of STEP input signal....................................................................................5 6.4. Laser sensors RF603 and RF603B ...............................................................................................5 6.5. Synchronization unite ....................................................................................................................7 6.5.1. Contacts and LED designations of synchronization unit ......................................................8 6.6. Optical isolation unit ......................................................................................................................8 6.6.1. Designation of contacts ........................................................................................................9 7. Operational principle ............................................................................................................................10 8. Connection versions .............................................................................................................................10 8.1. Standard sensor connection ........................................................................................................10 8.1.1. Connection to machines with direct stepper control ...........................................................10 8.1.2. Connection to Beaver 9A/12A/12AV/18A/24A/26A machines ............................................10 8.1.3. Connection to machines with encoder impulse signals ......................................................11 8.1.4. Connection to machines with command signal pulses or with differential output encoder (for example, Beaver 26AVST with servo-controller) .........................................................................11 8.1.5. Connection to machines with sinusoidal encoder signals (3 wires) ...................................11 8.1.6. Connection to machines with sinusoidal and differential encoder signals (5 wires) ...........12 8.2. Binocular sensor connection .......................................................................................................12 9. Connection of the optical isolation unit ................................................................................................13 9.1. Block diagram ..............................................................................................................................13 9.2. Selection of the synchronization option .......................................................................................13 9.2.1. Connection to machine with direct stepper control .............................................................14 9.2.2. Connection to machine with encoder impulse signals ........................................................14 9.2.3. Connection to machines with impulse differential encoder signals ....................................14 9.2.4. Connection to machines with analog encoder signals .......................................................15 9.2.5. Connection to machines with analog differential encoder signals ......................................15 9.2.6. Connection to machines with analog differential encoder signals ......................................16 9.3. Connection to the synchronization unit .......................................................................................16 10. The “Ashera” software ..........................................................................................................................16 10.1. Basic functions ............................................................................................................................16 10.2. Program start ...............................................................................................................................17 10.3. Settings ........................................................................................................................................17 10.3.1. Positioning of the sensor ....................................................................................................17 10.3.2. Setting-up of the laser sensor parameters .........................................................................18 10.3.3. Setting-up of program filters ...............................................................................................18 10.3.4. Setting-up of the scanning parameters ...............................................................................18 10.4. Formation of the scanning file for CNC .......................................................................................19 10.5. Scanning of the item ....................................................................................................................19 10.6. Formation of the result file ...........................................................................................................19 11. Example of filter operation ...................................................................................................................20 12. Example of item designation when ordering ........................................................................................22 13. System requirements ...........................................................................................................................23 14. Warranty ...............................................................................................................................................23 15. Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................................23 16. Revisions ..............................................................................................................................................24 17. Example of the scanning result ............................................................................................................34 17.1. Standard and binocular sensors comparison ..............................................................................35 18. Distributors ...........................................................................................................................................37 Shtrikh-2 [Revision 2.3] 19 March 2011

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