X-laser EtherStop Assembly instructions

getting to know etherstop
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This is a quick EtherStop setup guide. Please refer to the full product manual for more detailed guidance and
setup information for more complex networks. Contact: [e-mail] or 866-702-7768 ext. 155
Never hesitate to disable laser output
when a problem occurs. The safety of the
audience, performers, and operators is
ALWAYS more important than the show.
Blinking signal seen via
laser’s emission indicator
tells the operator that:
The EtherStop system provides
integrated network and compliance
signaling for your laser control
network, including:
• Compliance signals:
• Remote stop
• Laser emission indicator
• System reset
• Network signals:
• Art-Net
• Streaming ACN (sACN)
• Off = Laser is not ready (interlock open, key off)
• Every 3 sec. = Laser is ready to reset
• Every 1 sec. = Emission delay period (10 sec.)
• Solid on = Laser is ready to emit/is emitting
Typical setup and operation of
EtherStop equipment includes:
• Connect and power on equipment
• Verify Remote In ports are
terminated/lled properly
• Enable key switches and release
remote stop (red) buttons
• Test all remote stop system switches
• Reset system + start the show!
EtherStop cable lengths are limited to ensure signal reliability:
• Compliance: 300m/984ft (cables not used for network signals)
• Ethernet: 100m/328ft such as ex. using proper pass-through:
Remote
Network
Laser
Laser Laser Laser
When in doubt, press the red button!
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See system manual for full procedure
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Blue ring; only
compliance signal
Black/no ring; only
network signal
Green, both network
& compliance signal
Know the red button Know the blink patterns
Know the system
Know the process
Know the limits
— 300m —
— 100m — — 100m — — 100m —
Remember:
• EtherStop signals travel through Cat5 cable but not
through standard Ethernet switches and routers.
• NEVER connect EtherStop devices to standard Ethernet
devices except as specically allowed in the manual.

EtherStop system conguration examples Daisy chain guidelines / example
Using EtherStop Terminators
One Pendant conguration
Multiple Pendants conguration
Second EtherStop port: Connect
to other lasers only, do not
install Terminator.
Second EtherStop port: Connect
to other lasers only, do not
install Terminator.
Note: All Pendants must be in
enabled state to allow lasers
to operate.
• Terminator in “Remote” port
• Laser system connected to “Laser” port
• “Network” connected to control (optional)
The EtherStop Terminator closes the interlock signal(s)
on an unused Remote or EtherStop In port. Only
during service or testing, Terminators may be used to
temporarily enable laser output.
NEVER use an EtherStop Terminator to enable laser
output in place of an EtherStop Pendant. Laser show
safety and compliance standards require a remote stop
system at all times.
• Laser system connected to “Laser” port of Pendant 1
• “Network” port of Pendant 1 connected to control system (optional)
• “Laser” port of Pendant 2 connected to
“Remote” port of Pendant 1
• Terminator in “Remote” port of Pendant 2
• Connect up to 4 Pendants in this way
— 300m —
(Compliance)
(Network) (Network)
— 100m — — 100m —
• Chains may include any combination of
Remote and EtherStop Thru pairs
• Chains must not include more than 1
Out port of any type
• The nal port MUST NOT be terminated
Generally, the maximum is 10 lasers and 4 Pendants.
Cable max lengths shown; not to scale