REDT L100 User manual

Laser Marking Machine
L100
User manual
◆Make sure to read the User Manual before using this machine.
◆This product’s appearance and specifications are subject to change without notice for
performance improvement and ease of use some parts may be different the pictures
shown in this Manual.
V.1.0
www.redt.co.kr
3F, (1314 Gwanpyeong-dong) 13-10, Techno 2-ro, Yuseong-gu,
Daejeon, Republic of Korea, 340-12
TEL: [phone] FAX: [phone]
Copyright ⓒRED Technology since 2005

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Contents
Cautions for Use............................................................................................................................................2
Cautions on Laser Products...................................................................................................................3
Product parts and installation ..............................................................................................................5
1. Parts and Accessories .........................................................................................................................5
2. Specifications..........................................................................................................................................7
3. Descriptions.............................................................................................................................................8
(1) Product ..............................................................................................................................................8
(2) Buttons..............................................................................................................................................9
4. Installation.............................................................................................................................................10
(1) Installation of Marking Machine ...........................................................................................10
(2) Driver Installation .......................................................................................................................11
(3) Program Installation..................................................................................................................12
(4) Manual Calibration .....................................................................................................................14
(5) Installation of the blower ........................................................................................................17
(6) Auxiliary Power Device Setup (for external devices)....................................................18
5. Operation of Marking Machine......................................................................................................19
6. Other Devices.......................................................................................................................................22
7. Clamp ......................................................................................................................................................24
Program Usage Description ................................................................................................................34
1. Toolbar....................................................................................................................................................36
2. Text object property..........................................................................................................................53
3. Rotation tool property......................................................................................................................59
4. How to engrave for each toolpath...............................................................................................60
5. Create Toolpath...................................................................................................................................63
6. NC data output ....................................................................................................................................66
Laser Option .................................................................................................................................................69
1. Engraving Option................................................................................................................................70
2. Options ...................................................................................................................................................72
3. Material...................................................................................................................................................72
4. Rotary Engraving Option .................................................................................................................74
5. Laser Option by Toolpath ................................................................................................................75
MarkingProcess..........................................................................................................................................76
Marking Process of Ring inner/outer Diameter ......................................................................81
Photo Marking .............................................................................................................................................92
Cutting Process ....................................................................................................................................... 100
Curved Material Marking.................................................................................................................... 108
Shape Distortion ..................................................................................................................................... 111
Layout of Text in a Circle.................................................................................................................... 115
Layout of Text on a Curve.................................................................................................................. 117
Font Preview.............................................................................................................................................. 118
Text Change ............................................................................................................................................... 119
Template Creation.................................................................................................................................. 120
Saving as Design Sample ................................................................................................................... 125
Auto Change of Serial Number....................................................................................................... 128
Loading and Editing Image................................................................................................................ 131
Import a File in SVG Type ................................................................................................................... 136
Product Setting........................................................................................................................................ 138

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Cautions for Use
Please be sure to read and follow the instructions below for safety use.
Intended use: L100 is intended for laser marking
The instructions below are intended to prevent personal injury and property damages.
Please read carefully and use the machine properly.
If you do not follow these instructions, injury or property damage may occur.
If you do not follow these instructions, users may be seriously injured.
Cautions related to power
Do not use damaged cord or loosened outlet.
It may cause electric shock or fire.
Do not put multiple power plugs into
one inlet simultaneously. It may cause
fire due to overheated inlet.
Do not pull a plug by the cord. Do not touch a
power plug with wet hands.
When the product is not in use for a
long term, pull out the power plug.
If smoke comes out from the product during
use, turn off the product immediately and
call the sales agency or our service center.
Plug-in the provided power cable only
to the grounded outlet (power mains).
If the outlet (power mains) is not
ground-wired, set the grounding
separately.
Cautions related to use
Do not use this machine in a place with oil,
smoke, humidity, dust or water.
It may cause electric shock or fire.
Do not put a candle or cigarette butt
on the product. Avoid any heating
apparatus like heater when using this
machine.
It may cause failure or fire due to
overheating.
Be sure to place the product body only on a
stable level surface.
Be sure not to be caught or jammed
between the paths of each axis of the
product.
When temperature falls below freezing point,
the product may not normally perform. In
this case, please sustain the room
temperature in the place where you use this
product for normal operation. Please make
sure the temperature in the place where you
use the does not fall below the freezing
point.
Do not put water or small metal
materials on the product.
Due to negligence or vibration of
the product, the materials may fall
and cause injury, fire or failure by
overheating or short circuiting.
If water gets into the product, it
may cause electric shock or fire.
Do not disassemble or modify the product.
It may cause fire, electric shock or
failure. Please contact the sales agency
or our service center for Inspection,
calibration and repair.
Be sure to keep out of the reach of
toddlers and children. Their curiosity or
carelessness may cause injury.
We will not be held responsible for damage
caused to product by misuse or poor care.

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Cautions on Laser Products
CAUTIONS
The control and operation of the laser
generator (CLASS 4) in a way other than its
intended purpose may result in the
exposure of dangerous laser radiation.
Be careful that if a body part (e.g., eyes, skin,
etc.) is exposed to such laser radiation, you
could suffer from serious damage.
The front part of the head has a shield (L100:
1,064nm or higher wavelength, 6 or higher
optical density). Do NEVER expose yourself
to laser radiation with the shield cover
removed or open. Make sure that you are not
exposed to the laser even through such
shield. Otherwise, it may result in blindness.
Do not stare at the specular/diffuse
reflection of laser. It may result in blindness.
Make sure that your body part is not in the
operating range. It may result in skin damage
such as burn.
Do not use the product for purposes other
than those intended.
Otherwise, you could be damaged by laser
radiation.
Appoint a laser safety manager and have him
keep monitoring a laser risk and fully
understand safety measures. According to
each country’s laws, the safety measures for
the class-4 laser system are mandatory.
If you wear a pacemaker, do not come near
the product or work area.
It generates electromagnetic waves and can
cause malfunction to the heart rhythm
device.
Do NEVER dismantle or remodel the product
randomly.
Otherwise, you could be exposed to laser
radiation and suffer from eye/skin damage.
In addition, exposure to a high-voltage part
can result in an electric shock.
Make sure that you have a system which
emits the dust and haze which are
generated during operation. The warranty
does not cover the system damage or failure
resulting from corrosive haze.
During product maintenance and control,
make sure that the laser radiation is stopped,
and safety goggles are put on. The eye/skin
exposure to laser radiation can result in
serious damage.
If any defect is found, do not use the
product and contact the Service Center
([phone]).

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* For safe operations (Laser Class 1 Safety),
Stay alert all the time when using the laser system.*
Laser generator specifications
This product uses laser generator. In accordance with IEC60825-1, JIS C6802 and FDA(CDRH) Part 1040.10,
CLASS 4 was adopted.
- CLASS 4: Approach to laser is very dangerous to the eyes and skin. An emitting laser may cause
fire or explosion.
Type
Fiber
Class
Class 4
Output
(User Choice)
20W
Max. Output
100W
30W
Wavelength
1,064nm
Pulse Width
200ns
Frequency
1-400kHz
Quality of Laser Beam
<1.3M²
Cooling System
Air Cooling (Built-in)
Lifespan
100,000hours
CW
NOT POSSIBLE
In addition, it is available as a guide laser to handle the red laser ‘CLASS 3R’.
- CLASS 3R: The approach to laser within visible spectrum (400-700nm) and 1mW or below is conditionally
permitted. Exposure up to 0.25 second is okay for the eyes. However, laser approach can be
dangerous.
Class
Class 3R
Output
5mW
Wavelength
650nm
Laser Range
If a body part or flammable material comes into the range of laser radiation, it may result in eye/skin
damage or fire. Cover it with a proper shield which has decent reflection and thermal properties considering
the risk of such range.
(The marked distance represents the maximum width. It may differ from actual values.)
[Marking Zone] [Laser Range According to the Diagonal of Marking Zone]
112mm
112mm
158.4mm
184mm
89mm
LENS
21.4°

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Product parts and installation
1. Parts and Accessories
The L100 provides the following accessories besides the base unit.
Their composition may differ depending on options.
Name
Picture
Quantity
Usage
Power Cable
1EA
Power supply
※Use the power cable connected to the
grounded outlet. Unless the outlet is
grounded, separately ground the machine.
USB Cable
1EA
PC connection
Program CD
1EA
Design & marking software
User Manual
1EA
Operating manual
Clamp
1SET
Position support
Clamp Bolt (M5-
12mm)
4EA
For holding materials in place.
L-wrench
(4mm)
1EA
Tool for tightening/replacement of bolt.
L-wrench
(2mm)
1EA
Tool for setting the focus pointer.
MagicArt
Program Unlock
USB
1EA
For running the MagicArt program.
Ruler
1EA
Clamp Pin (6Ø)
2EA
For holding a optional clamp in place.
* Optional (Purchased separately)
Honeycomb
Table
Set
Honeycomb
Table
1EA
For holding materials in place when
cutting process.
Honeycomb
Table Tray
1EA
Tary for Honeycomb Table

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Medal
Clamp
Set
Medal Clamp
1EA
For holding a variety of shape of
materials in place.
Pin
6EA
For holding of irregular shaped
material.
L type clamp
1EA
For holding a variety of shape of
materials in place.
Blower
Set
Blower
1EA
Dust & smoke discharge
*There may be parts not homologous
with the manual.
Blower Hose
(100Ø)
1EA
Blower connection hose (5M)
Hose clamp
(4inch)
3EA
For connect to blower and hose.
Rotary
Clamp
Set
Chuck
Handle
2EA
Rotary clamp-tightening handle
Chuck
Finger
(2mm)
3EA
For holding thin rings when marking
thin ring’s inner/outer diameter
Finger Skin
1SET
For protect chuck fingers.
Finger
Spanner
1EA
Tool for tightening chuck fingers.
Rotary
Clamp
1EA
For holding ring materials in place.
Foot Switch
1EA
Other device
Connect to USB Atype port.
Auxiliary
Power Device
Set
Auxiliary
Power
Device
1EA
Auxiliary power device is required
when using the dust collector.
Power cable
2EA
Power supply and connect the
machine.

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2. Specifications
Laser safery classification
Class 1
Power consumption
AC 100~120V/ AC 200~240V
Frequency
50/60Hz
Operating voltage
< 400W
Blower power port
110~220V/2A
Dimensions
358*550*585 (W*H*D)
Weight
45Kg
Max.engraving area
Flat: 112(X)*112(Y)*115(Z)mm / Rotary: 85(A)mm
Minimum line width
0.05mm
Marking speed
3000mm/sec(X,Y) / 18mm/s(Z)
Temperature
15 –35 C
Humidity
10 - 90 %
Purposes
Metal marking, Ring inner diameter marking, Ring outer diameter
marking,.

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3. Descriptions
(1) Product
A
Moving Cover
Press [Moving Cover] to open/close the cover automatically.
※Once the program is connected, the cover is automatically
opened.
B
Head
A laser irradiation part.
Do not stare at the specular/diffuse reflection of laser.
It may result in blindness.
C
Laser-shielding Display
Protects the eyes from laser radiation during laser marking.
※L100: Wavelength to protect: 1064nm/ Optical density: OD6
D
Circular Connector
Connects the power cable of the rotary clamp with the
product and controls the A-axis of clamp at the use of rotary
clamp.
E
Control Panel
Controls the power button and marking machine.
F
Outlet
Connects the duct hose to the outlet and removes dust
generated during product processing.
G
USB Btype Port
Connects the USB cable plugged into the cable.
H
USB Atype Port
Connects the other device cable plugged into the cable.
I
Blower Power Port
Connects the blower power.<110~220V/2A>
J
Power Port
Connects the power adapter and supplies power to the
marking machine.
※Use the power cable connected to the grounded outlet. Unless
the outlet is grounded, separately ground the machine.
B. Laser Head
A
. Moving
Cover
E. Control Panel
C. Laser-shielding
window
D. Circular
Connector
F. Outlet
G. USB B Port
I. Blower Power Port
J. Power Port
H. USB A Port

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(2) Buttons
* All buttons but POWER and EMERGENCY SWITCH are inactive until the program is connected.
Connect the program and start the system.
EMERGENCY SWITCH
Emergency stop
POWER
Product power button
VACUUM
Vacuum dust collector power button
MODE
Mode switch
FOCUS
·If the button is pressed short (immediately released): Z-
height is preset. Press the button and move the laser focus
to the preset height.
·If the button is pressed long (released in one second or
later): Once the button is pressed long (1 second or longer)
after adjusting the laser focus-moving height, the preset
values are saved (linked with the height of program
materials).
DIRECTION
KEY
Moves the guide laser pointer under the laser
·Flat: Moves X and Y axes
·Rotary: Moves A axis
DIRECTION
KEY(Z)
Moves Z-axis up and down
FOCUS
POINTER
Turns ON/OFF the guide laser pointer
COVER
Opens/closes the front cover
STOP
Stops marking
START
Starts marking when pressed long