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| ====== SafetyScan Lens and Kvant lens mount ====== | ====== SafetyScan Lens and Kvant lens mount ====== | ||
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| ===== Introduction and purpose for using a lens ===== | ===== Introduction and purpose for using a lens ===== | ||
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| The third degree of adjustment is tilting the lens about the split at the top. If the top portion of the lens is at an angle with respect to the light coming from the X-Y scanners, there will be a kind of “ghost image”, which is a reflection off of the top surface of the lens. The lens angle should be adjusted so that the beams for the center of the projection are directly in angular alignment with respect to the top surface of the lens. Doing so will prevent the “ghost image” and the result will be perfect. The crude picture below shows the concept. | The third degree of adjustment is tilting the lens about the split at the top. If the top portion of the lens is at an angle with respect to the light coming from the X-Y scanners, there will be a kind of “ghost image”, which is a reflection off of the top surface of the lens. The lens angle should be adjusted so that the beams for the center of the projection are directly in angular alignment with respect to the top surface of the lens. Doing so will prevent the “ghost image” and the result will be perfect. The crude picture below shows the concept. | ||
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| As mentioned above, we produced a video which explains all three degrees of lens adjustment (starting around time 11:20) here: [[http:// | As mentioned above, we produced a video which explains all three degrees of lens adjustment (starting around time 11:20) here: [[http:// | ||
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| Kvant manufactures a lens mount that can be used to attach a SafetyScan lens to their laser projectors. A rendering of an example projector that uses a lens mount and SafetyScan lens is shown below. | Kvant manufactures a lens mount that can be used to attach a SafetyScan lens to their laser projectors. A rendering of an example projector that uses a lens mount and SafetyScan lens is shown below. | ||
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| To use the SafetyScan Lens and **lens mount**, do the following: | To use the SafetyScan Lens and **lens mount**, do the following: | ||
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| ===== Lens Engineering Drawing ===== | ===== Lens Engineering Drawing ===== | ||
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| - | ===== Instruction Video ===== | ||
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| - | ==== Howto mount the safety scan lens ==== | ||
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| - | ==== Safety Scan Lens ==== | ||
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| - | ==== Theory, Installation and Use ==== | ||
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| ===== License Agreement and Limited Warranty ===== | ===== License Agreement and Limited Warranty ===== | ||
safety/safetyscan_lens.1618822266.txt · Last modified: 2021/04/19 10:51 by Bob Varkevisser
