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Manual
ProtoMat 95s/II
2.6 Installation
Care must be taken when unpacking the LPKF ProtoMat 95s/II.
1.
First loosen the securing bolts.
(See securing device 1 in the drawing on the next page)
M5 x 25, 4.5 x 60 bolts
2.
Now loosen the transport securing devices.
The transport securing devices are located:
To secure the x-axis -
(securing device 2) at the corners on each side of the machine's base plate
M4x10 bots
To secure the y-axis -
(securing device 3) immediately to the left of the head
M4x40 bolts
To secure the z-axis -
(securing device 4) on the plotter head
clamping wedge
To secure the tool magazine
(securing device 5) on the base plate
expanding wedge
3.
The hood must be set up so that the flap opens to the front.
4.
The circuit board plotter must be set up so that the connection cables to the electronics
unit are not restricted in any way and all the connections point towards the rear.
5.
Place the circuit board plotter against the rear wall of the hood.
6.
Connect the LPKF ProtoMat 95s/II by the null modem cable to the
COM1 or COM2 port on the computer.
7.
Connect the LPKF ProtoMat 95s/II control unit to the power supply.
8.
Connect the 6 bar compressed air connections from the compressed air distributor to
the circuit board plotter, spacer ring press and DispoMat (optional).
9.
Fit the vacuum system onto the adaptor
(fits pipe no. 111124 on a Nilfisk industrial vacuum system).
Important:
The machine must be placed on a flat and firm base in order to work correctly
and without malfunctions.
2.7 Initialization
The following initialization procedures have been carried out on the ProtoMat 95s/II by LPKF
at the factory so that the positions of the plotter head and auxiliary clamp have been defined
and preset. See the "New functions in BoardMaster" section.
1.
Plotter head over the transfer station (exchange position)
2.
Auxiliary clamp over the transfer station
3.
Auxiliary clamp over the first tool in the tool magazine
4.
Auxiliary clamp over the last tool in the tool magazine
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