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User’s Manual of RDC6445G

Control System
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RD Co., Ltd.
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therefrom.
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Contents
1. OVERVIEW..........................................................................................................................................1
1.1 BRIEFING.......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLLER MODEL........................................................................................... 1
1.3 COMPARISON OF CONTROLLER PERFORMANCE............................................................................... 1
2 INSTALLATION SIZE......................................................................................................................... 4
2.1 INSTALLATION SIZE OF MAINBOARD...............................................................................................4

2.2 SIZE OF PANEL................................................................................................................................. 5
3 OBJECT PICTURES AND INTERFACES.......................................................................................6
3.1 OBJECT PICTURES OF MAINBOARD..................................................................................................6

3.2 OBJECT PICTURES OF PANEL............................................................................................................7
3.3 ELECTRIC CONNECTION.................................................................................................................... 8
3.4 LAMP INSTRUCTION.......................................................................................................................... 8
4 DESCRIPTION OF INTERFACE SIGNAL FOR MAINBOARD.................................................10
4.1 INTERFACE OF MAIN POWER SOURCE CN0................................................................................... 10

4.2 PANEL SIGNAL-CABLE INTERFACE HMI........................................................................................10
4.3 UDISK INTERFACE.......................................................................................................................... 10
4.4 PC-USB INTERFACE.......................................................................................................................10
4.5 ETHERNET INTERFACE....................................................................................................................10
4.6 GENERAL OUTPUT PORT CN1........................................................................................................11
4.7 GENERAL INPUT PORT CN2........................................................................................................... 11
4.8 4-AXLE SPACING INPUT INTERFACE CN3/CN4..............................................................................12
4.9 X/Y/Z/U AXLE MOTOR DRIVER INTERFACE AXIS_X~AXIS_U................................................... 13
4.10 LASER POWER CONTROL INTERFACE CN5/CN6.......................................................................... 13
5 EXAMPLES OF LASER POWER INTERFACE........................................................................... 15
5.1 BRIEF..............................................................................................................................................15
5.2 EXAMPLES OF GLASS TUBE LASER POWER....................................................................................16
5.3 EXAMPLES OF RF-LASER............................................................................................................... 17
6 EXAMPLES OF DRIVER INTERFACE FOR STEP-SERVO MOTOR...................................... 18
6.1 BRIEF..............................................................................................................................................18
6.2 EXAMPLES OF MOTOR DRIVER CONNECTION.................................................................................19
7 EXAMPLES OF IO-PORT WIRING................................................................................................20
7.1 INPUT..............................................................................................................................................20
7.2 OUTPUT.......................................................................................................................................... 21
8 OPERATING INSTRUCTION OF PANEL.................................................................................... 22
8.1 BRIEF..............................................................................................................................................22
8.1.1 Overview................................................................................................................................ 22
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8.1.2 Introduction to the Keys......................................................................................................... 23
8.2 THE MAIN INTERFACE.....................................................................................................................24
8.2 SPEED SETTING.............................................................................................................................. 25
8.3 MAX/MIN POWER SETTING............................................................................................................ 26
8.4 SET THE LAYER PARAMETERS......................................................................................................... 26
8.5 MENU FUNCTION............................................................................................................................27
8.5.1 User parameters...................................................................................................................... 28
8.5.2 Vender parameters.................................................................................................................. 31
8.5.3 Origin Setting......................................................................................................................... 32
8.5.4 Backup parameters................................................................................................................. 33
8.5.5 Restore parameters................................................................................................................. 34
8.6 CONTROLLER SETTING....................................................................................................................34
8.6.1 Language................................................................................................................................ 34
8.6.2 Screen origin...........................................................................................................................35
8.6.3 Wireless panel.........................................................................................................................36
8.6.4 IP Setting................................................................................................................................ 36
8.6.5 System Info.............................................................................................................................37
8.7 FUNTIONS....................................................................................................................................... 37
8.7.1 Axis reset................................................................................................................................ 38
8.7.2 Keyboard lock........................................................................................................................ 38
8.7.3 Manual setting........................................................................................................................ 39
8.7.4 Laser Setting...........................................................................................................................40
8.7.5 Diagnose................................................................................................................................. 40
8.7.6 Laser power infomation..........................................................................................................41
8.8 FILE MANAGEMENT....................................................................................................................... 42
8.8.1 Memory File........................................................................................................................... 42
8.8.2 Memory operation.................................................................................................................. 43
8.8.3 Format memery...................................................................................................................... 43
8.8.4 U disk file............................................................................................................................... 44
8.9 PASSWORD INPUT AND SETTINGS................................................................................................... 45
8.9.1 Password Input....................................................................................................................... 45
8.9.2 Password Setting.................................................................................................................... 45
8.10 PROMPT AND ALARM INFORMATION............................................................................................ 46
9 MANUFACTURER/USER PARAMETERS EXPLANATION......................................................48
9.1 MANUFACTURER PARAMETERS...................................................................................................... 48

9.2 USER PARAMETERS.........................................................................................................................51
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1. Overview
1.1 Briefing
RDC6445G system is a new generation system for control of laser engraving and
cutting, which is developed by RD Co., Ltd. In addition to high hardware stability, high
voltage or static electricity rejection, and friendly 5’’ TFT man-machine display. This
system is provided with stronger software function including perfect 4-axle motion control
function, large-capacity file storage, two-channel adjustable digits laser power control
interface, USB driver of stronger compatibility, multi-channel general/special IO control,
and, this system can communicate with PC by USB2.0 or Ethernet, and the
communication mode is automatically checked by the system.
1.2 Description of Controller Model
1.3 Comparison of Controller Performance
RDLC420 RDC6332G RDC6342G RDC644XG

Power One-way 5V, Only one-way 24V Only one-way 24V Only one-way 24V
one-way 24V, (compatible with 36V (compatible with 36V
Feature (compatible with 36V for
independent for power supply, but for power supply, but
not recommended) not recommended) power supply, but not
recommended)
Laser Port One-way digit Two-way digits and Two-way digits and Two-way digits port,
and one-way two-way analog port, two-way analog port,
Feature settable independently
analog settable settable
independently and independently and and non-interacted
non-interacted non-interacted
USB Copying Common Quick Quick Very Quick
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Feature Speed
Compatibility Support USB Support all USB Support all USB Support all USB disks
disks with disks with different disks with different
with different capacities
small capacity capacities capacities
Memory Capacity 64M 256M 256M 128M
Feature Fault Common Capable of checking Capable of checking Capable of checking
Tolerance defective track and defective track and defective track and
formatting and good formatting and good formatting and good in
in fault tolerance in fault tolerance fault tolerance
General IO Input Port Two ways 4 ways (two for 4 ways (two for 4 ways (two for general,
general, two for general, two for
Feature two for specialties)
specialties) specialties)
Output Port 1-way (low 4-ways (500mA high 4-ways (500mA high 4-ways (500mA high
current, so current for each, OC current for each, OC
current for each, OC
additional drive output, no reverse output, no reverse
is needed) current protection) current protection) output, reverse current
protection included)
Power-off YES YES YES YES
restart for
Engraving
Multi-origin NO YES YES YES
Software Logics
Feature Parameter NO YES YES YES
Backup
Logics
Work time NO YES (the work time YES (the work time YES (the work time
Preview accurate to 1ms) accurate to 1ms)
accurate to 1ms)
Online Update NO YES YES YES
Mainboard
Program
Online YES YES YES YES
Display Modification
Laser
Feature
Power/Speed
Offline NO YES YES YES
Modification
Layer
parameters
Online Update NO YES YES NO
Startup
Display
File NO YES YES YES
dynamic/static
preview
Run progress NO NO NO YES
bar display
Modification NO YES YES NO
Factory/User’s
para on
display
Display type 128*64, dot 320*240 TFT display 320*240 TFT display 320*480 TFT display
display
Soft Spacing YES YES YES YES
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Motion-axl Hard Spacing NO YES YES YES
e Feature Z-axle NO YES YES YES
Linkage
Feeding Single Single/double Single/double Single/double direction
Feature direction direction for option direction for option
for option
Power-on Fixed Configurable for Configurable for each Configurable for each
Resetting each axes axes
axes
Key Speed Fixed Configurable Configurable Configurable
Axles 4 3 (Z axes is 3 (Z axes is 4
configurable to flat or configurable to flat or
feedin axes） feedin axes）
Encryption Encryption Realtime clock and Realtime clock and No realtime clock, but
based on the battery integrated for battery integrated for
Feature encryption included
PC time hardware encryption hardware encryption
Communic USB2.0 10/100MHZ Ethernet 10/100MHZ Ethernet 10/100MHZ Ethernet or
ate or USB2.0 or USB2.0
USB2.0, communication
Mode
mode is automatically
checked
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2 Installation Size
2.1 Installation Size of MainBoard
The unit of all sizes is millimeter (mm) and the size accurate to 0.1mm (the four holes
are symmetrical)
Figure 2.1-1
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2.2 Size of Panel
The unit of all sizes is millimeter (mm) and the size accurate to 0.1mm.
Figure 2.2-1
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3 Object Pictures and Interfaces
3.1 Object Pictures of MainBoard
For more detailed pin description, see the Chapter 4: Description of Interface Signal
for MainBoard.
Figure: 3.1-1 Object Picture of MainBoard
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3.2 Object Pictures of Panel
Figure: 3.2-1 Object Picture of Panel
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3.3 Electric connection
Figure 3.3-1 electric connection
3.4 Lamp instruction
RDC6445G have fifteen red lamps:
LED NUMBER NAME SENSE

LED1 LmtX- X negative limit indicator
LED2 LmtX+ X positive limit
LED3 LmtY- Y negative limit
LED4 LmtY+ Y positive limit
LED5 LmtZ- Z negative limit
LED6 LmtZ+ Z positive limit
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LED7 LmtU- U negative limit
LED8 LmtU+ U positive limit
LED9 Wp1 Indication for water protect 1
LED10 Wp2 Indication for water protect 2
LED11 Act Ethernet communication
LED12 Link Ethernet connection
LED13 Err error in controller hardware
LED14 Run the normal running status
LED15 +5V +5V power supply
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4 Description of Interface Signal for MainBoard
4.1 Interface of Main Power Source CN0
Pin Symbols Definitions

1 GND 24V power ground (input)
2 +24V 24V power positive (input)
This control system employs single 24 power supply. For a certain

margin, it is suggested to select 24V/2A power. Besides, this system is
Caution
compatible with 36V power, that is to say, the 36V power of Motion
driver can directly be connected to this main power port of this system,
but generally it is not suggested to do so.
4.2 Panel Signal-Cable Interface HMI
The panel signal-cable is a pin-to-pin cable, which is included in the factory shipper
bill.
4.3 Udisk Interface
Udisk is a USB-AM interface. The controller may visit the u-disk by this interface.
4.4 PC-USB Interface
PC-USB is a USB-BM interface. The controller may communicate with PC by this port.
4.5 Ethernet Interface
Using this interface, the mainboard can communicate with PC by 10/100MHZ

Ethernet.
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Pin to Pin Ethernet parallel line is recommended.
Caution
4.6 General Output Port CN1
Definition of general output port

1 GND Power ground (output)
2 Out2 General output, with the function reserved.
3 Out1 General output, with the function reserved.
4 Status General output for the signal port of running status. If this port is
externally connected with the relay, the relay coil is broken over
when it works; no influence is produced when it suspends working.
When its work ends or is stopped manually, the relay coil will be
cut off.
5 Wind General output for blower control. When the blower control is
enabled, this port will output the control signal of the blower,
otherwise it will output other special control signals. When the
blower is connected and its control enabled, the blower switch can
be set separately on each layer. If the relay is connected
externally, the relay coil will be broken over when the blower is on;
the relay coil will be cut off when the blower is off.
6 +24V 24V Power positive output (If the interface of main power source is
powered with 24V power supply, this pin should be 24V; if it is
powered with 36 V power supply, this pin should be 36V.)
All outputs are isolated through the optocoupler, and 500mA current for each,
OC gate output, each can directly drive the 6V/24V relay.
Prompt
4.7 General Input Port CN2

2 FootSW Input port of foot switch. The connection method is: when the
pedal is stepped down, the low-level signal will be inputted to
this port; when the pedal is released, the port will be
disconnected or the high-level signal can be inputted to this
port; when the stepped-down pedal is held for not less than
100 ms, if the machine lies idle, it can be started for work; if
the machine is in the working state, the work will be
suspended; of the machine is in the suspension, the work will
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be restarted, that is to say, the function of the pedal switch is
the same as that of the “Start/Pause” key. If the interval time to
the first stepping-down of the pedal should be less than
100ms when the pedal is stepped down once again, the
second stepping-down of the pedal will be considered invalid
by the mainboard.
3 DrProc Input from protective port. If the machine needs to be
protected in the special state (such as door open protection),
the protective signal can be inputted from this pin. This pin can
be enabled and prohibited. This signal is not inquired by the
mainboard if this pin is prohibited; if this pin is enabled, when
the input is high-leveled or this input port is suspended, the
machine will be protected, the work suspended and the laser
closed.
4 Shot Input for manual laser on/off. Low level is to open laser
and high level or no-connection is to close laser.
5 IN1 General Input, with the function reserved.
6 +24V 24V Power positive output (If the interface of main power
source is powered with 24V power supply, this pin should be
24V; if it is powered with 36 V power supply, this pin should be
36V.)
4.8 4-axle Spacing Input Interface CN3/CN4
X/Y axle spacing input CN4

2 LmtY- The spacing from axle Y- and Y to 0 coordinate
3 LmtY+ The spacing from axle Y+ and Y to max. coordinate
4 LmtX- The spacing from axle X- and X to 0 coordinate
5 LmtX+ The spacing from axle X+ and X to max. coordinate
6 Puxy 5V Power positive (output)
The spacing polarity is optional, that is to say, when the motion axle reaches the
spacing position, it will trigger a low-level signal so as to make the corresponding LED
(under the cover) light; when the motion axle leaves the spacing position, it will trigger a
high-level signal or disconnect the spacing signal so as to make the spacing indicator go
out, but when it leaves the spacing, the corresponding indicator will light and the spacing
polarity become positive. The mistaken setting of spacing polarity will result that the
spacing can’t be detected when the system is reset so as to lead to the collision of axles.
The pin definitions of Z/U axle spacing input CN3 are the same as CN4.
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All XYZU axle spacing inputs are compatible to 5V/12V/24V logic level inputs。
4.9 X/Y/Z/U axle Motor Driver Interface AXIS_X~AXIS_U
The interfaces of the above four motion axles are the same. The AXIS-X interface is
exampled.
1 DIR Directional signal (OC output)
2 PUL Pulse signal (OC output)
3 +5V 5V Power positive (output)
The polarity of directional signal for driver pulse signal can be set. Where a certain
axle is reset, it will move to the opposite direction of machine origin, which means the
polarity of directional signal for this axle is not correct. In such a case, the connection
between this axle and the motor driver can be broken first (otherwise the mainboard can
not be detected to the spacing so as to lead to the collision of this axle), and then such a
polarity can be corrected after this axle is reset completely. Upon the correction, the reset
key can be pressed against to reset the mainboard.
And, the Pulse signal can be falling edge valid or rising edge valid. The default setting
is falling edge valid.
The Pulse signal and the directional signal are all OC outputs. The
Controller must be common anode with the motor driver
Prompt
4.10 Laser Power Control Interface CN5/CN6
This control system has two independent and adjustable digital laser power control
interfaces. Signals of the two interfaces are similar and the first digital interface (CN5) is
hereby exampled:
2 L-ON1 Laser-enabled control interface
1. When the laser is the RF laser, this pin will not be used;
2. When the laser is a glass tube, if the used laser is outputted in
the low-level form, this pin will be connected with the laser power
enable end and used to control the ON/Off of laser.
3 LPWM1 Power control interface of laser/laser tube
1. When the laser is the RF laser, this pin will be connected with
the laser RF-PWM end;
2. When the laser is a glass tube, this pin will be connected with
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the laser power PWM end and used to control the power of the
laser.
4 WP1 The input port of water protector for the first laser power source.
When the water protector 1 is enabled, the mainboard will detect
the input port of water protector 1. If this port is of low level, it will
be deemed normal; if this port is of high level, the mainboard will
forcibly close the laser to suspend the work in progress and the
system will warn. If the water protector 1 is not enabled, the
mainboard will not detect the input port of water protector 1 and so
the water protector 1 can be unconnected.
Water protection input must be 24V logic level.
5 L-AN1 The analog signals for Laser Power. If Glass Tube is used, this pin
is recommended to control the power of the Laser.
Please correctly select the laser type in the factory parameters.
Prompt
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5 Examples of Laser Power Interface
5.1 Brief
This control system has two independent and adjustable digital laser power control
interfaces, which can be used to control glass tube laser power and RF-laser.
Please correctly select the laser type in the factory parameters, or, the laser control is
incorrect.
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5.2 Examples of Glass tube Laser Power
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5.3 Examples of RF-Laser
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6 Examples of Driver Interface for Step-servo Motor
6.1 Brief
The input signal end of step-servo motor driver employs the light-coupled isolation
technology. For the step-by-step impulse signal, some isolate the side OC diode from
cutoff to conduction (e.g. the valid falling edge of pulse signal inputted from the diode
minus end) and some do so from conduction to cutoff (e.g. the valid rising edge of pulse
signal inputted from the diode minus end).
When it is indicated whether the pulse signal of motor driver is the valid rising
edge or the valid falling edge, it will be subject to the pulse signal inputted from the
minus end of side OC diode.
Some input signals of motor driver are independent and some are internally of
common anode, so some have 4 external leading-out wires and some 3 wires (only the
pulse and directional signals are counted) as shown in Figure 6.1-1 and 6.1-2.
RDC644XG Controller has four groups of 3-wires motion driver interface, each
interface has one direction signal, one pulse signal, and one 5V positive output, the
direction signal and the pulse signal are all OC output.
RDC644XG controller must be common anode with the motor driver. The
polarity of the direction signal can be changed in the factory parameters, and the
valid edge of the pulse signal can also be changed.
Figure: 6.1-1 Four Inputs, Independent Figure: 6.1-2 Three Inputs, Common-anode
Input Signal of Driver Input Signal of Driver
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6.2 Examples of Motor Driver Connection
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7 Examples of IO-port Wiring
7.1 Input
The two water protection inputs are 24V logic level; all other inputs are compatible
with 5V/12V/24V logic level.
Input connection shown as below
Figure 7.1-1 example of input
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7.2 Output
All outputs are isolated through the optocoupler, and 500mA current for each, OC gate output,
each can directly drive the 6V/24V relay, led lamp, buzzer etc.
Output connection shown as below
Figure 7.2-1 example of output
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8 Operating Instruction of Panel
8.1 Brief
8.1.1 Overview
RDC6445G-HMI control panel (hereinafter referred to as "panel") is a 5.0 inch TFT LCD
screen based human-machine interface, with beautiful interface, man-machine friendly,
smooth control, cost-effective features. The panel can depict the motion track of the
controller in real time, which makes the user understand the current processing graphics
at a glance, supports file management, file preview, user and manufacturer parameter
modification, and supports multi-language interface switching and other functions.
Figure 8.1.1-1 Object picture of panel
Panel Features：
 5.0″TFT
 854×480 resolution
 64K color
 RS232 standard serial communication
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8.1.2 Introduction to the Keys
 Reset the whole system.
 To start or pause the work.
 Let the Laser to splash.
 Stop working or motor axis motion.
 Automatic searching for focus.
 User parameters, factory parameters, language settings, etc.
 To track by the current file’s frame.
 The management of the memory and U disc files.
 Set the relative origin.
 Set the laser power of the current running layer, or set the power of
“Laser” Key.
 Special function switching.
 Set the speed of the current running layer, or set the direction keys’
move speed.
 To stop work, or to exit to some menu.
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 Validate the change.
 To move the X axes and Y axes or Up, down, left and right functions
 Moving Z axis.
 Moving U axis.
 Point movement and continuous motion switching.
 Decimal point.
 Backspace.
 Digital key 0~9：Used to set parameters.
8.2 The main interface
When the system is powered on, the screen will show as below:
Figure 8.2
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 Graph Display Area: To display the whole file’s track, and display the running
track.
 Running parameters: To display the running file’s file number, speed, max power
etc..
 Coordinate: To display the current coordinate of X,Y and Z axes.
 Graph layer parameters: To display the layers’ information of the current file,
such as max or min power, speed etc.. When system is idle, dblclick the layer,
then users can change the layer’s parameters and the changing would be
saved.
 Running Status: To display the current status of the machine, such as Idle, Run,
Pause, Finish, etc..
 Running Progress Bar: To display the progress bar of the current running file.
 Working Number: To accumulate the work number of the current file.
 File Dimension: To display the dimension of the current file.
 Net status: To display the connecting status of the Ethernet. When the network
connection is successful, the icon is displayed,otherwise the icon is

displayed.
 Key lock status：When the keyboard lock function is enabled, the icon is
displayed,any key press does not respond and prompt for the unlock password,
enter the correct unlock password before unlocking.
When work is Idle or finished, all keys can be pushed, users can select a file to run,
set some parameters, preview to a select file etc. But, when work is running or
paused, some keys don’t respond when they are pushed.
8.2 Speed Setting
Push the< Speed>key when the screen is on the main interface, it will show as below:
Figure 8.2
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Press the number key and backspace key to set and modify the parameters. After
modifying, press the <Enter> key to save the parameters. Press the <Esc> key to
cancel the modification parameters. The interface disappears and returns to the main
interface.
8.3 Max/Min Power Setting
Push the < Power> key when the screen is on the main interface, it will show as
below:
Figure 8.3
At this point, the "blue selection block" stays on the first parameter to indicate that the
parameter is selected, press the number key and the backspace key to set and
modify the parameter. Press the arrow button to move the "select block" to select
other parameters for modification. When the parameters are modified, press the
<Enter> key to save the parameters, press the <Esc> key to cancel the parameters,
the interface disappears and returns to the main interface.
8.4 Set the layer parameters
After selecting a file to preview on the main interface, If there is layer information in
the layer parameter area, show as below:
Figure 8.4-1
User can push <Enter> key to let the cursor move to the first layer show as below:
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Figure 8.4-2
And then “Up and down” Keys can be pushed to select the intent layer, on that time,
user can push <Enter> key to check the selected layer’s parameters, show as below:
Figure 8.4-3
At this point, the "blue selection block" stays on the layer number entry, and then
press the <Enter> key to enter the selection layer mode, while the "blue selection
block" becomes , press the "up/down" key to select other layers, and then press
the <Enter> key to exit the layer selection mode. Then press the "up/down" key to
move the "selection block" to the layer parameter entry to be modified. Press the
number key and the backspace key to set and modify the parameters. After setting
the parameters, move the "selection block" to the "write parameters" entry. Press the
<Enter> key to save the current layer parameters, otherwise the parameters will not
be saved. Press the <Esc> key interface to disappear and return to the main
interface.
8.5 Menu Function
Push the < Menu> key when the screen is on the main interface, it will show as
below:
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Figure 8.5
Press the <Esc> key to return to the previous menu.
8.5.1 User parameters
In the menu interface, select "User parameters" entry and press the <Enter> key ,it
will show as below:
Figure 8.5.1-1
At this point, the panel automatically reads the motherboard parameters and displays
them, while displaying the progress of the read parameters in the "Read Parameters"
entry. When all the parameters are read out, the user can press the "up/down" key to
move the "blue selection block" to select a parameter category such as "carving",
"feeding" and so on. The right parameter area displays the corresponding parameters.
If the user does not need to modify the parameters, press the <Esc> key to return to
the menu interface.
If the user needs to modify the parameters, press the <Enter> button, and the "blue
selection block" switches to the first parameter in the parameter area, as shown in the
following interface:
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Figure 8.5.1-2
At this point, the user can press the "up/down" key to select a parameter, press the
number key to modify the numerical parameters (such as "Idle speed"), for
non-numerical parameters (such as "Scan mode"), when the "blue selection block"
stops on the parameter, press the <Enter> key to enter the modification mode (the
"blue selection block" right side becomes ), press the "up/down" key. Modify the
parameters. After the modification, press the <Enter> key to exit the modification
mode. When the current page parameters have been modified, move the "blue
selection block" to the "Write" entry and press the <Enter> key. The panel saves all
the parameters on the motherboard and takes effect, and displays the save progress
on the "Write" entry. If the user wants to verify that the parameters are saved
successfully, he can move the "blue selection block" to the "Read" entry and press
the <Enter> key, then the panel reads the motherboard parameters again and
displays them. When pressing the "left/right" key, the Blue Select Block switches back
to the parameter category, as shown in Figure 8.5.1-1, where the user can select
another parameter category to modify or press <Esc> to return to the menu interface.
Other interface operations are similar, and the interface is displayed as follows:
Figure 8.5.1-3 Figure 8.5.1-4
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Figure 8.5.1-11
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8.5.2 Vender parameters
In the menu interface, select "Vender parameters" entry and press the <Enter> key ,it
will show as below:
Figure 8.5.2-1
The interface parameters of Y, Z and U axes are the same as those of X axis
parameters.
Figure 8.5.2-4
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The operation and settings of the factory parameters are the same as the user
parameters.
8.5.3 Origin Setting
In the menu interface, select "Origin setting" entry and press the <Enter> key ,it will
show as below:
Figure 8.5.3-1
At this point, the "blue selection block" defaults to select the "Mult origin enable" entry,
press the <Enter> key to enable or disable(the right small square shows red when
enabled), when enabled, the little finger to "Origin 1 enable" entry means to start
setting the origin point 1, first move the "blue selection block" to this entry and press
the <Enter> key to enable the location point 1 entry, then press <Shift> key, then
press the direction key to change the X/Y axis coordinate value, then press <Origin>
key to set the current coordinate value to the location point 1, and finally press
<Shift> key to return to the current interface operation. The operation process
interface is as follows:
Figure 8.5.3-2
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Other origins are set in the same way.
When the "Select Block" stops on the "Start origin" entry, press the <Enter> key to
enter the modification, press the "Up/Down" key to modify, after the modification,
press the <Enter> key, the parameters automatically take effect, and press the
<Esc> key to return to the menu interface.
Each item introduced as below:

 Multiple Origins Enable: “Yes” or “No” can be selected. If you select “No”, the
system will use the single-origin logic. You can press the <Origin> key and set
the origin, and only this origin can become valid. If you select “Yes”, the system
will use the multiple- origin logic and the <Origin> key on the keyboard become
invalid. In such a case, the parameter of each origin must be set in the menu as
follows.
 Origin Enable1/2/3/4: after the multiple-origin logic is enabled, the four origins
can independently be prohibited and enabled.
 Start Origin: there are such five digits as 0~4 for option, which are the origins to
be used for the next figure. Origin 0 means the origin set by the <Origin> key on
the panel in the single- origin logic. 1~4 means the serial number of the origins in
the multiple- origin logic. Start origin can be modified to any one of origin 1~4, so
as to control the start location of next work (the premise is that the origin is
enabled), but it can’t be modified to origin 0.
Once the multiple- origin logic is selected and if the serial

number of the next origin is 1 and four origins are enabled, when the
Prompt memory file function is started or the processing file is uploaded into
the PC and this file selects “Take the Original Origin as current
Origin”, the work started for each time will use different origins. The
rotation order of origin is 1->2->3->4->1->2…….
8.5.4 Backup parameters
In the menu interface, select the "Backup Factory Parameters" entry, press the
<Enter> button and then pop up the password input interface. The password input
operation refers to Section 8.9. If the password is input correctly, the system will
backup all the current user parameters and factory parameters. Interface prompt
"Backup parameter is successful".
After the manufacturer regulates all parameters of the machine

well (including all manufacturer parameters and user parameters),
Prompt this function can be used to store the well-regulated parameters to
help users to recover the original parameters (including all
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manufacturer parameters and user parameters) through selecting
“Recover Para” when they regulate parameters improperly.
8.5.5 Restore parameters
In the menu interface, select the "Restore Factory Parameters" entry, press the
<Enter> button and then pop up the password input interface. The password input
operation refers to Section 8.9. If the password is input correctly, the system will
restore all the current user parameters and factory parameters with the factory
parameters set before. Interface prompt "recovery parameter is successful".
8.6 Controller setting
Select the "Controller Settings" entry under the menu interface, press the <Enter> button,
and then pop up the controller settings interface as follows:
Figure 8.6
8.6.1 Language
Select the "Language" entry under the controller setting interface, press the <Enter>
button, and then pop up the language settings interface as follows:
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Figure 8.6.1
Press the direction key to select a language and press the <Enter> key to set up the
function and automatically return to the menu interface.
8.6.2 Screen origin
Select the "Screen origin" entry under the controller setting interface, press the
<Enter> button, and then pop up the interface as follows:
Figure 8.6.2
The display screen's origin position is set here, and different screen origin positions
are selected to adjust the display graphics position in different X or Y directions.
Press the direction key to select a item and press the <Enter> key to set up the
position and press the <Esc> key return to the main interface.
This item is only used to preview the file on the screen, and it is no
meaning to the machine’s movement.
Caution
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8.6.3 Wireless panel
Select the "Wireless panel" entry under the controller setting interface, press the
Figure 8.6.3
When modifying the first parameter, press the <Enter> key to enter the modification
mode ("blue selection block" right side becomes ), press the "Up/Down" key to
modify, and then press the <Enter> key to exit the modification mode. Press the
direction key to select other parameters and press the number key to modify the
parameters. After the modification, move the "selection block" to the "Write " entry
and press the <Enter> key. The parameter setting takes effect. Press the <Esc> key
to return to the previous menu.
8.6.4 IP Setting
Select the "IP setting" entry under the controller setting interface, press the <Enter>
button, and then pop up the interface as follows:
Figure 8.6.4
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Press the direction key to select a parameter, then press the number key to modify
the parameter. After the modification, move the "selection block" to the "Write" entry
and press the <Enter> key. The parameter setting takes effect. Press the <Esc> key
to return to the menu at the previous menu.
8.6.5 System Info
Select the "System Info" entry under the controller setting interface, press the
Figure 8.6.5
Press the <Enter> key to read motherboard information.Press the <Esc> key to
return to the previous menu.
8.7 Funtions
In the menu interface, select "Function" entry and press the <Enter> key ,it will show
as below:
Figure 8.7
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8.7.1 Axis reset
Select the "Axis reset" entry under the controller setting interface, press the <Enter>
Figure 8.7.1
Press the direction key to select an entry and press the <Enter> key, the system
performs the axis reset, and prompts "Resetting...".
8.7.2 Keyboard lock
Select the "Keyboard lock" entry under the controller setting interface, press the
Figure 8.7.2
 Password setting
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This entry allows you to set the default password for keyboard locking and use the
new password for keyboard locking after setting up successfully.
 Key lock
This item can lock the keys. After entering the correct password, the keys
automatically lock and return to the main interface. When any key is pressed, the
interface prompts the input password to unlock the keys.
Please refer to section 8.9 for password input and password settings.Press the
<Esc> key to return to the previous menu.
8.7.3 Manual setting
Select the "Manual setting" entry under the funtions interface, press the <Enter>
Figure 8.7.3
Manual mode has “Continue” and “Manual”, press the <Enter> key to enter the
modification mode ("blue selection block" right side becomes ), press the
"up/down" key to modify, after the modification, press the <Enter> key to exit the
modification mode. After all modifications, move the “Select block” to the Write
Parameters entry and press the <Enter> key. The parameter settings take effect.
Press <Esc> key to return to the previous menu.
When “Continue” item is selected, then the “Manual” item is not valid, on that time,
push the direction keys to move the corresponding axes, and when the pushed key is
loosed, then the corresponding axes will finish moving. When the Mode item is
“manual”, then pushing the direction key one time, the corresponding axes will move
a fixed length, unless the scope is overstepped.
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8.7.4 Laser Setting
Select the "Laser setting" entry under the funtions interface, press the <Enter> button,
and then pop up the interface as follows:
Figure 8.7.4
The operation method is the same as manual setting.
When “Continue” item is selected, then the “Laser time” item is not valid, on that time,
push the Laser key to splash the enabled lasers, and when Laser key is loosed, then
the lasers will finish splashing. When the Laser mode item is “Manual”, then pushing
the Laser key one time, the enabled lasers will splash a fixed time.
8.7.5 Diagnose
Select the "Diagnose" entry under the funtions interface, press the <Enter> button,
and then pop up the interface as follows:
Figure 8.7.5
The interface displays the hardware IO information of the system, and reads the
hardware information of the system by pressing the <Enter> key. When the hardware
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signal is triggered, the small box on the left side of the corresponding entry will show
red. Otherwise, it will show gray. Press the <Esc> key to return to the previous menu.
8.7.6 Laser power infomation
Note: laser power information function is effectively configured on PC software.
Select the "Laser power info" entry under the funtions interface, press the <Enter>
Figure 8.7.6-1
When the "blue selection block" stops at the items 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the laser power
supply, press the <Enter> key to view the information of each power supply. The
interface is as follows:
Figure 8.7.6-2
When the "blue selection block" stops at the "diagnostic TL" and "diagnostic TH"
entries, press the <Enter> key to check whether the IO of the laser power supply is
abnormal, and if so, an alarm will be generated.
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8.8 File Management
8.8.1 Memory File
Push the <Menu> key when the screen is on the main interface, it will show as below:
Figure 8.8.1
When showing this menu, the system would read the memory file firstly, the file name
and the work times would be listed in the area, and the selected file is previewed in
the bottom right area. <Up >/<Down> keys could be used to move the cursor on the
file name list. When the cursor is on a target file name, presses the <Enter> key,
the selected file will be previewed on the main interface, and then if <Esc> key is
pushed, the preview will disappear.
<Left>/<Right> keys could be used to move the cursor left and right.
The items on the right and bottom are as follows:
 Run: To run the selected file;

 Track: To track the selected file, and the track mode is optional;
 Work time: To forecast the running time of the selected file, and the time is
accurate to 1ms;
 Clear count: To clear the running times of the selected file;
 Copy to U disk: To copy the selected file to U disk;
 Delete: To delete the selected file in the memory;
 U disk: read the U disk file list;
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 Memery operation: the other operation of the memory files;
 Read mem file: read the memory file list;
8.8.2 Memory operation
Select the "Memory Operation" entry in the above interface and press the <Enter>
button, then the pop-up menu appears as follows:
Figure 8.8.2
 Clear all count: To clear the running times of every file in the memory
 Delete all file: To delete all memory files
 Format memery: To format memory speedily, and then all the files in memory
will be deleted.
 Total: the total running times of all the files.
Methods of operation are the same as above.Press the <Esc> key to return to the
previous menu.
8.8.3 Format memery
Select the "Format Memory" entry in the above interface and press the <Enter>
button, then the pop-up menu appears as follows:
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Figure 8.8.3
 Format speedily: To format memory speedily, and then all the files in memory
will be deleted.
 Format drastically: To format memory drastically, and then all the files in
memory will be deleted.
Methods of operation are the same as above.Press the <Esc> key to return to the
previous menu.
8.8.4 U disk file
If the “U disk” entry in figure 8.8-1 is pressed, the system will show as figure 8.8-4,
and the operation method is all the same as figure 8.8-1.
Figure 8.8.4
 Read Udisk: read the file list in the Udisk;

 Copy to memory: copy the target Udisk file to the memory;
 Delete: delete the selected Udisk file;
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This system supports such file formats of Udisk as FAT32 and FAT16,
but it can identify them when the files are put under the root directory of
Prompt Udisk. The file name of more than 8 characters will automatically be cut
out by the system. The file name that has only English letters and digits
will not show when they are copied to the mainboard. The files copied
from the mainboard to Udisk will be placed under the root directory of
Udisk.
8.9 Password input and settings
8.9.1 Password Input
When you enter certain interfaces or perform certain operations, you need to enter
the password. The interface is as follows:
Figure 8.9.1
You can enter the password directly by pressing the number key, or you can select a
number or letter by pressing the direction key, select by pressing the <Enter> key,
and press the <Enter> key when you enter six passwords. If the password is correct,
you can go to the next interface or perform the operation, otherwise you can display a
"password error" and re-enter.
8.9.2 Password Setting
The password settings interface is shown in the following figure:
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Figure 8.9.2
At this point, you can enter the password directly by pressing the number key, or you
can press the <Shift> key to use the keypad, press the direction key to select a
number or letter, press the <Enter> key to select, and then press the <Shift> key to
return to the password selection. If the password is entered correctly, the new
password will become effective, otherwise the "password error" will be displayed.
8.10 Prompt and alarm information
In the process of user operation or system operation will pop up some hints and
alarm information, such as reset, water protection failure, hard limit protection, border
crossing and so on.
 Prompt
The system pop-up “The system is resetting.”. show as below:
Figure 8.10-1
The user operates according to the interface prompts.

 Alarm Information
The system generates “water protection fault”, show as below:
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Figure 8.10-2
At this point, the system performs related operations according to the <Enter> or
<Esc> keys.
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9 Manufacturer/User Parameters Explanation
9.1 Manufacturer parameters
（1）Motor parameters
X/Y/Z/U axle parameters

 Direction Polarity: Modification of direction polarity can move the motor to the
opposite direction. The modification purpose can move this axle to the origin on
resetting. If this axle moves far from the origin on resetting, it means the
direction polarity of this axle is wrong in setting and should be modified.
 Spacing Polarity: it is used to set the high and low level mode of spacing signal.
When the motion axle arrives at the spacing position and input a low-level signal
to the mainboard, the spacing polarity at this time should be set to be minus.
 scope: it means the farthest distance that the motion axle can move, which is
determined in accordance with the actual condition of the machine.
 Distance from Origin to Hard Spacing: if this axle enables hard-spacing
protection, generally this value should be set to be 2~5mm; if it is set to be 0,
when this motion axle moves to the smallest coordinate, i.e. 0, this spacing may
be validate, which may wrongly triggers the hard-spacing protection and scram
the machine. If the hard-spacing protection is not enabled, this value can be set
to be 0~5mm.
 Control Mode: Double pulse or direction+single pulse are optional, in general,
direction+single pulse is selected.
 Motor Stepping: it means the impulse equivalent, the absolute distance gone
by the corresponding motion axle when a pulse is delivered to the motor. Prior to
the correct setting of this value, a large rectangle can be cut with the machine
(the larger the figure is, the smaller the difference is). The motor stepping can
automatically be calculated according to the figure length and measuring length.
 Hard-spacing Protection: it is used for whether the hard-spacing protection of
this axle is enabled.
 PWM Rising edge valid：To set the motor driver’s pulse signal rising edge valid
or falling edge valid. If this item is disabled, the pulse is falling edge valid, or, it’s
rising edge valid.
 Reset Enable: if the machine is provided with this axle, its “Reset Enable”
should be opened; if no, its “Reset Enable” should be prohibited.
 Takeoff Speed: it means the speed of the motion axle in direct start from the idle
condition. If this value is excessively large, it will make the motor lose steps, jar
and even squeak; if small, it will reduce the running speed of the whole figure. If
the inertia of the motion axle is larger (the axle is heavier), you can set a smaller
takeoff speed; if smaller (the axle is lighter), you can increase the takeoff speed.
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For example, the typical value is 5~30mm/s.
 Maximum Speed: it means the maximum limit of motion speed that this axle
can bear. This parameter has something to do with the driving force of motor, the
inertia of motion axle and its drive ratio. For example, the typical value is
200~500mm/s.
 Maximum Acceleration: it means the maximum acceleration of the motion axle
in accelerated or decelerated motion. If the acceleration is set too large, it will
make the motor lose steps, jar and even squeak; if too small, it will cause the
reduction of acceleration so as to reduce the running speed of the whole figure.
For the axles with larger inertia, such as Y axle corresponding to the beam, its
typical setting range is 800~3000mm/s2; for the axles with smaller inertia, such
as X axle corresponding to the car, its typical setting range is
8000~20000mm/s2.
 Scram Acceleration: if this axle enables the hard-spacing protection, when this
axle moves to the spacing position, it will scram operation at the scram
acceleration. This value can be 2~3 times of the maximum acceleration for this
axle.
Key parameters
 Key Move Takeoff Speed: it means the starting speed to move this axle by way
of the keys on the keyboard, which can’t be higher than the takeoff speed.
 Key Move Acceleration: it means the acceleration to move this axle by way of
the keys on the keyboard, which can’t be higher than the maximum acceleration
of this axle.
 Key Polarity: it is used to control the movement direction of the axle that is
moved through manual operation of the keys. After the direction polarity is
correctly set, if you press the directional keys on the operating panel, this axle
will move to the opposite direction. In such a case the polarity of keys should be
modified.
（2）Laser parameters
 Laser Configuration: single laser and double lasers are available for option and
set in accordance with the laser-tube quantity provided by the manufacturer.
 Laser Type: glass tube, RF laser (not need pre-ignition pulse) and RF laser
(needing pre-ignition pulse) available for option.
 Laser Attenuation Quotiety
 Laser Enable: When double lasers are used, then each laser can be
respectively enabled or disabled.
 Minimum Power
 Maximum Power
 Laser PWM Frequency
 Pre-generation Frequency
 Pre-generation pulse scale: When the laser is RF-laser and it’s need to
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pre-generate PWM, then set the Pre-generation Frequency and the
Pre-generation pulse scale.
 Water Protector Enabled: When the water protector is enabled, the mainboard will
detect the input port of water protector. If this port is of low level, it will be deemed normal;
if this port is of high level, the mainboard will forcibly close the laser to suspend the work
in progress and the system will warn. If the water protector is not enabled, the mainboard
will not detect the input port of water protector and so the water protector can be
unconnected.
Laser PWM Frequency is used to set the pulse frequency of control signal used
by this laser, in general, glass tube is about 20KHZ, RF laser is about 5KHZ; the
maximum/minimum power (%) is used to set the limit power of this laser, that is to say,
during the operation, the maximum power set by the user can’t be higher than that set
here and the minimum power set by the user can’t be less than that set here, either.
When a laser’s power is attenuated, then the laser attenuation quotiety may be set
If it is only provided with the single laser, it can show the one-path
parameter.
Prompt
（3）Other manufacturer parameters
Machine configuration
 Machine Type: In most cases, the general engraving machine should be
selected and other types used for specific purposes.
 Transmission Mode: generally the “Belt Stepping Type” should be made choice
of. The control algorithm will be changed a little when other types are selected.
 Feeding Mode: it has single-way mode and two-way mode for option. If it is of
single-way feeding, it is unnecessary to check the coordinates. Feeding can be
conducted in the single-way mode; if it is of two-way feeding, the system will
check the maximum and minimum coordinates. The odd sequence means
feeding should be done to one direction and the even sequence means feeding
done to the other direction. The initial direction for the first time can be changed
through setting the directional polarity or modifying the plus and minus values of
the feeding length.
 Power-Off-Restart Delay: it can be set to be 0~3000ms. After the power-off of
the electricity grid, the power supply of the system will not drop to 0 at once.
There is a delay during this time. The delay value set here should basically
consistent with the actual off-delay value. If the deviation of set value is larger,
on the de-energizing for continuous engraving, either the figure processed for
the second time is not closed with that before the cutoff, or it is coincided with
that too much.
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After the configuration parameters in the manufacturer parameters, such
as directional polarity, control mode, laser type and laser PWM
Prompt frequency, are modified, the system should be reset. Such a modification
can function upon the resetting of the system.
Enable parameters
 Door Opening Protection: If this item is enabled, then the door opening
protection must be connected to the controller, or, the machine will not run.
 Whether to enable the blower: If using wind out port to control the blower by
the graph layer parameter, this item must be enabled, or, the wind output is a
signal for other using.
9.2 User parameters
（1）Cutting parameters(Only affect cutting arts)

 Idle Move Speed: this parameter decides the highest speed of all non-lighting
lines for the machine in the movement process.
 Idle Move Acceleration: it means the highest acceleration of all non-lighting
lines. Idle stroke speed and idle stroke acceleration can be set higher to reduce
the working time of the whole figure, but if they are set too high, it may cause the
jarring of track, so comprehensive consideration should be given to the setting.
 Idle Move Delay ： If this parameter is zero, then after idle moving there is no
delay, or, there is delay and the speed will decrease to turn off speed.
 Turning Speed: it means the speed of turning at the acute-angle corner, which
is also the highest speed in the whole cutting process.
 Turning Acceleration: it means the acceleration of turning at the acute-angle
corner when cutting. If the two speeds are set too high, jarring will happen to the
turning; if set too low, it will influence the cutting speed. This acceleration is the
least value of the whole graph.
 Cutting Acceleration: it means the highest acceleration value in the whole
cutting process.
 Acc Factor: This parameter indicates how speedy the cutting acceleration is
changing.
 G0 Acc Factor: This parameter indicates how speedy the idle move
acceleration is changing.
 Speed Factor: This parameter indicates the cutting speed of the arc of various
curvatures.
● Key Setting: This is a button but not a parameter, this button is used to
recommend some experiential cutting parameters.
（2）Scanning parameters(Only affect scanning arts)
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 X-axle Starting Speed
 Y-axle Starting Speed
 X-axle Acceleration
 Y-axle Acceleration
The above four parameters are used to set the starting speed and acceleration
of two axles on the scanning. The higher the two speeds are, the quicker the
scanning is.
 Scanning Line-feed Speed: this parameter is specially used to control the
highest speed at which that the previous line vertically moves to the next line in
the scanning mode. If the space between lines is larger during the scanning or if
the distance of each block is larger during the scanning and deblocking of figure,
it is necessary to position each line or block accurately. In such a case the speed
of scanning line-feed can be set as a lower value.
 Scanning Mode: it is divided into general mode and special mode for option. If
special mode is used, the laser power should be increased. The smaller the
speckle percentage is, the more the laser power reduces. The laser power to set
should be larger in order to reach the same scanning depth. The purpose to
select the special mode is to make the laser light at high power and short time.
On the depth scanning the effect that the bottom is flatter is obtained, but it
should be noticeable that if the speckle adjustment is not appropriate, it can
achieve this goal. If the high power remains short, the lighting mode will
influence the life of the laser. The system will default the selection of general
mode.
 Speckle Size: When the general mode is selected as the scanning mode, this
parameter will become ineffective; when the special mode is selected, this
parameter will become effective. The controller will control this parameter
among 50%~99%.
The cutting and scanning parameters can’t exceed the limited ones in the
axle parameters. If so, the setting will become ineffective and the system
Prompt will automatically cover the parameters with the axle parameters.
（3）Feeding parameters
 Before-feeding Time Lag: settable at 0~300s. The lagged time can facilitate
user’s feeding and picking on the feeding device.
 After-feeding Time Lag: settable at 0~9.9s. It can facilitate the feeding device’s
delaying in jarring after moving to the correct position and waiting for the 2nd
work after the feeding axle stands still completely.
 Progressive feeding: If this item is enabled, then the dummy array graph on Y
direction will run in the same position, running one line graph, the U axes moving
one time to feed, the moving length of U axes is the interval of the two lines
graph on Y direction.
 Progressive feeding repay: Because of the imprecision of U axes’ moving,
there can set a value to repay the interval of the two lines graph on Y direction.
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（4）Reset parameters
 Reset Speed: it means the speed of X/Y-axle linkage reset to the origin.
 X axle start-up reset(Auto home)
 Y axle start-up reset(Auto home)
 Z axle start-up reset(Auto home)
 U axle start-up reset(Auto home)
You can select “Yes” or “No” in the field of the above four parameters, which is used
to confirm whether each axle can be reset on the startup.
（4）Go scale parameters

 Go scale Mode: “Blanked Bordering” means idling to start border preview;
“Outputted Border Cutting” can manually cut off the well-processed figure;
“4-corner Dotting” means to emit the light at four corner points of the frame to
make a point and turn off light. The size and position of this figure can be
checked intuitively through the four points. The bordering speed is the speed
value set on the keyboard when the system is idle. For light output, its
minimum/maximum power is the corresponding value set on the keyboard when
the system is idle (The lasering power on the 4-corner dotting means the
well-set maximum power).
 Go scale Blank: It means whether to extend a certain length outside the actual
frame of the figure on the preview/cutting of frame.
If the frame crosses the border, the interface will prompt it. If the Enter
key is pressed at this time, the system will cut the border at the
Prompt maximum/minimum coordinates first, and then border the figure. This
bordering can be given up.
（5）Other user parameters

 Array Mode: Two-way array or one-way array can be selected. Two-way array
means the to-and-fro cutting of array in sequence; one-way array means the
cutting of array from one direction to another. On selecting one-way array, the
elements of each array are the same in action mode and completely uniform in
action fluency, which takes a little more time than two-way array. Two-way array
is the default option.
 Back Position: The origin (the relative origin) and the machine’s absolute origin
can be selected. This parameter decides the parking position of laser head after
each work.
 Focus Setting: it means the distance from the focal point of laser head lens to
Z-axle origin. When there is no automatic focusing function, this parameter
becomes invalid.
 Backlash X: The X axes’ backlash, accurate to 1um.
 Backlash Y: The Y axes’ backlash, accurate to 1um.
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2.1 INSTALLATION SIZE OF MAINBOARD...............................................................................................4

3 OBJECT PICTURES AND INTERFACES.......................................................................................6

3.1 OBJECT PICTURES OF MAINBOARD..................................................................................................6

4 DESCRIPTION OF INTERFACE SIGNAL FOR MAINBOARD.................................................10

4.1 INTERFACE OF MAIN POWER SOURCE CN0................................................................................... 10

5 EXAMPLES OF LASER POWER INTERFACE........................................................................... 15

6 EXAMPLES OF DRIVER INTERFACE FOR STEP-SERVO MOTOR...................................... 18

7 EXAMPLES OF IO-PORT WIRING................................................................................................20

8 OPERATING INSTRUCTION OF PANEL.................................................................................... 22

9 MANUFACTURER/USER PARAMETERS EXPLANATION......................................................48

9.1 MANUFACTURER PARAMETERS...................................................................................................... 48

1.2 Description of Controller Model

1.3 Comparison of Controller Performance

RDLC420 RDC6332G RDC6342G RDC644XG

2.1 Installation Size of MainBoard

2.2 Size of Panel

3 Object Pictures and Interfaces

3.1 Object Pictures of MainBoard

Figure: 3.1-1 Object Picture of MainBoard

3.2 Object Pictures of Panel

Figure: 3.2-1 Object Picture of Panel

3.3 Electric connection

Figure 3.3-1 electric connection

3.4 Lamp instruction

RDC6445G have fifteen red lamps:

LED NUMBER NAME SENSE

4 Description of Interface Signal for MainBoard

4.1 Interface of Main Power Source CN0

Pin Symbols Definitions

2 +24V 24V power positive (input)

This control system employs single 24 power supply. For a certain

4.2 Panel Signal-Cable Interface HMI

4.3 Udisk Interface

4.4 PC-USB Interface

4.5 Ethernet Interface

Using this interface, the mainboard can communicate with PC by 10/100MHZ

4.6 General Output Port CN1

Definition of general output port

4.7 General Input Port CN2

Pin Symbols Definitions

4.8 4-axle Spacing Input Interface CN3/CN4

X/Y axle spacing input CN4

4.9 X/Y/Z/U axle Motor Driver Interface AXIS_X~AXIS_U

4.10 Laser Power Control Interface CN5/CN6

Please correctly select the laser type in the factory parameters.

5 Examples of Laser Power Interface

5.2 Examples of Glass tube Laser Power

5.3 Examples of RF-Laser

6 Examples of Driver Interface for Step-servo Motor

6.2 Examples of Motor Driver Connection

7 Examples of IO-port Wiring

Figure 7.1-1 example of input

Figure 7.2-1 example of output

8 Operating Instruction of Panel

Figure 8.1.1-1 Object picture of panel